Sexuality, Maternity, and (Re)productive Futures : Women’s Speculative Fiction in Contemporary Japan
av
Kazue Harada
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Science Fiction
Manga
Graphic Novels
Format
Inbunden
Sidor
214
Språk
Engelska
Publicerad
Dec 2, 2021
Förlag
Brill
ISBN-10
9004468838
ISBN-13
9789004468832
Beskrivning
Kazue Harada explores the vibrant landscape of contemporary Japanese women's speculative fiction, highlighting how these authors navigate themes of sexuality, maternity, and reproductive futures. By examining both novels and manga, Harada sheds light on how female creators challenge traditional narratives and envision new possibilities for women in society.
Through a critical lens, the work delves into the unique perspectives women bring to speculative storytelling, fostering discussions around gender roles and societal expectations. It reveals how these narratives intertwine personal experiences with broader cultural critiques, ultimately offering fresh insights into the ongoing conversation about women's rights and autonomy.
This exploration not only celebrates the innovation of these writers but also considers the implications of their work on future representations of women's experiences in literature and media. Harada invites readers to reflect on how speculative fiction can shape and redefine our understanding of motherhood, identity, and the roles women can inhabit in both imagined and real futures.
Through a critical lens, the work delves into the unique perspectives women bring to speculative storytelling, fostering discussions around gender roles and societal expectations. It reveals how these narratives intertwine personal experiences with broader cultural critiques, ultimately offering fresh insights into the ongoing conversation about women's rights and autonomy.
This exploration not only celebrates the innovation of these writers but also considers the implications of their work on future representations of women's experiences in literature and media. Harada invites readers to reflect on how speculative fiction can shape and redefine our understanding of motherhood, identity, and the roles women can inhabit in both imagined and real futures.
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