Tokyo Vernacular Common Spaces, Local Histories, Found Objects
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Jordan Sand
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- Paperback
- 9780520280373
- 19 juli 2013
- 224 pagina's
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Moving from the politics of the public square to the invention of neighborhood community, to oddities found and appropriated in the streets, to the consecration of everyday scenes and artifacts as heritage in museums, this title traces the rediscovery of the past - sometimes in unlikely forms - in a city with few traditional landmarks.
"With precision and elegance, Jordan Sand examines some of Tokyo's liminal spaces and objects, and in the process gives us not just a new urban history but a new political and intellectual history of Japan from the 1960's to today. He maps abstract debates over citizenship, property, and memory onto physical places: the public square, the street, and the museum. Tokyo Vernacular is a stunning achievement." —Julia Adeney Thomas, Department of History at University of Notre Dame
" Tokyo Vernacular identifies an ordinary language of history and memory in late twentieth-century Tokyo. With great subtlety and sharp insights, Sand traces the turn to vernacular forms in the flux of the city’s everyday life, analyzing and historicizing it as part of a global concern with the ordinary in the era of consumer capitalism. The result is a set of brilliant and scholarly deep reflections on the roots of historical consciousness in urban and global history."
—Gyan Prakash, author of Mumbai Fables
"With precision and elegance, Jordan Sand examines some of Tokyo's liminal spaces and objects, and in the process gives us not just a new urban history but a new political and intellectual history of Japan from the 1960's to today. He maps abstract debates over citizenship, property, and memory onto physical places: the public square, the street, and the museum. Tokyo Vernacular is a stunning achievement." —Julia Adeney Thomas, Department of History at University of Notre Dame
" Tokyo Vernacular identifies an ordinary language of history and memory in late twentieth-century Tokyo. With great subtlety and sharp insights, Sand traces the turn to vernacular forms in the flux of the city’s everyday life, analyzing and historicizing it as part of a global concern with the ordinary in the era of consumer capitalism. The result is a set of brilliant and scholarly deep reflections on the roots of historical consciousness in urban and global history."
—Gyan Prakash, author of Mumbai Fables
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