I Want to Learn How to Think Beyond Academic Disciplines
Vol.2 2011.03.04 IINO Yuriko
The Stories of ‹Us› Lesbians – Memories Eluding Record, Ties between Formed Memories and Reading
March 3, 2011 to March 4, 2011
In this lecture, by using lesbian "minicomi" (small magazines with limited circulation) published in1970s' Japan, I will talk about issues such as:
1）How writers and readers sought each other and what kinds of relationship – "Ties of Reading" -- they tried to build in these publications.
2）In the process of building such "Ties of Reading" what kinds of subject were constructed as "Lesbians."
3）And, in these magazines, what kinds of "Memories" were taken in by the subjects and what kinds of "Memories" were excluded as "External."
Through this lecture, it is my hope that we will be able to explore in more depth the ambiguity of "<Our> Stories" told by socially and culturally marginalized people for representing their collectivity.
- Instructor
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- IINO Yuriko
- Adjunct member of the Faculty at Tokyo University's Research Center for Advanced Science and Technology (Adjunct Assistant Professor). She graduated from Sociology Department at Washington State University (summa cum laude). She received her Ph.D (Comparative Culture). at Josai International University's Graduate School of Humanities with a major in Comparative Culture (Comparative Gender Studies). Her main field of research is Gender/Sexuality Studies. She is the author of a book The Stories of <Us> Lesbians (Seikatsu-shoin, 2008).
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"The Stories of ‹Us› Lesbians" Chapter 2 (Japanese) （12.82MB）
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飯野先生、こんにちは。
日本語学部の二年生です。
今日の先生の講座は本当にとても面白いです。同性愛に対しも、セクシュアル・マイノリティに対しても、何だが前よりもっと理解できる気がします。本当に勉強になりました。
どうも有り難うございました。これからも頑張ってください。
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