His critique of Japanism, The Japanese Ideology (Nippon ideorogīron, 1935), remains one of the most original theorizations of fascism ever written, certainly in the case of modern Japan. Preface Tosaka Jun (1900–1945) was one of the boldest, most creative theoreticians to come out of modern Japan. The Multitude and the Holy Family: Empire, Fascism, and the War Machine Katsuhiko Endo Notes toward a Critical Analysis of Chronic Recession and Ideology: Tosaka Jun on the Police Function Ken C. Immaterial Technique and Mass Intelligence: Tosaka Jun on Technology Takeshi Kimotoįilmic Materiality and Historical Materialism: Tosaka Jun and the Prosthetics of Sensation Gavin Walker PART II Critical Expansions Here, Now: Everyday Space as Cultural Critique Robert Stolz The Actuality of Journalism and the Possibility of Everyday Critique Fabian Schäfer The Dialectic of Laughter and Tosaka’s Critical Theory Katsuya Hirano Gavin Walkerįilm Art and Film: Toward the Function of Abstraction trans. Kawashimaįilm as a Reproduction of the Present: Custom and the Masses trans. Liberalist Philosophy and Materialism: Against the Two Types of Liberalist Philosophy trans. Theory of the Intelligentsia and Theory of Technology: Proposing to Reexamine the Theory of Technology trans. The Fate of Japanism: From Fascism to Emperorism trans. On Space (Introduction and Conclusion) trans. PART I The Texts The Principle of Everydayness and Historical Time trans. Introduction: “The Darkness of the Lived Moment” H. Please address all inquiries to the editors in care of the East Asia Program, Cornell University, 140 Uris Hall, Ithaca, NY 14853-7601.
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