Nos.86-94(2011~2015)

Contents of Back Issues of Eizogaku
《ICONICS Japanese Edition》Nos.86-94


No.86, 2011

Articles
MASUDA Nobuhiro/A l’interstice de la photochronographie―Essai sur la pratique de Albelt Londe
HORIE Hidefumi/How TERAYAMA Shuji Treated Television: An Analysis of the TC Drama, Ippiki (1963) Discovered in the NHK Archives
Review
HASEGAWA Hajime/NAKAMURA Hideyuki, Angels of the Rubble: From Benjamin to Cinema’s Unfulfilled Dream
IWAMOTO Kenji/Abé Mark Nornes and Aaron Gerow, Research Guide to Japanese Film Studies


No.87, 2011

Articles
HASHITANI Hana/Revival of Gento in Showa Japan: Focusing on the Development in Post-war Social Movements
KONO Marie/UEHARA Ken and the Woman’s Film: the Construction of Female Spectatorship in Shochiku-Ofuna Studio of the late 1930s
TANAKA Shinpei/A Study of Specter in Theo Angelopoulos’ Megalexandros
Report
TSURUTA Takeshi/Study of “Amagigoe” (1983)
Review
NAKAYAMA Akihiko/Cinema and Technological Experience
KAWASAKI Kohei/Japanese Cinema in the Digital Age
HIDAKA Yu/Photographic Postcards of British Coal Mining in the Early 20th Century
ITAKURA Fumiaki/A Page of Madness: Cinema and Modernity in 1920s Japan


No.88, 2012

Articles
KOBAYASHI Kazuhiko/The Image Work Technique in Which Physical Operation Technology Was Applied: Consideration Based on Production of ‘Delusional Sculpture’
IWAKI Akihisa/Body as Image Processor: Divina Commedia (1991)
SUZUKI Hirofumi/Any-space-whatever and Tactility: About the Affection-image in Gelles Deleuze’s Cinema
Report
MATSUMOTO Toshio/What is the Expression Peculiar to an Image Art? ― About “The Song of Stone” (TBS, 1963)
TSURUTA Takeshi/A Study of Amagigoe vol.2
Review
KADOBAYASHI Takeshi/KITANO Keisuke, Introduction to Theories of Visual Image
KIHARA Keisho/TSUKADA Yukihiro, Cinema and Gender: Sexual Politics and War in American Film
YING Xiong/LIU Wenbing, Testimony: Exchange between Japanese and Chinese Cineastes
TAKINAMI Yuki/SUGINO Kentaro, Cinema and Nation
OKADA Hidenori/UCHIYAMA Mikiko et TAKEDA Kiyoshi (dir.), « Marionnettes japonaises: Ningyô-jôruri » : Itinéraire d’un film


No.89, 2012

Articles
KIHARA Keisho/The Legitimization of the Movies: Stanley Cavell on the Classical Hollywood Cinema
KINOSHITA Chika/Before the Revolution: Mizoguchi Kenji’s Tôjin Okichi (1930)
Report
TAKAHASHI Hideki/How Did Japanese Audience Accept Autism Illustrated in a Drama?
Review
TOEDA Hirokazu/MORIYASU Toshihisa, Cross-Media Lectures on Art


No.90, 2013

Articles
WASHITANI Hana/Gentou as “Life Document Art”: Focusing on the Gentou Activity in the Tokyo University Kawasaki Settlement
SUDOH Kentaro/Récit sans découpage: l’œuvre télévisuelle de Jean Eustache
SUGAWARA Yoshino/Toward the Opposite Side of Vulgarity: The Birth of Cinema as a “Healthful Entertainment” and the Shanghai Y.M.C.A.
KONO Marie/Ryoju (Hunting Rifle): A Paradigmatic Work of Bungei Melodrama
Report
TAKAHASHI Hideki/How Did Japanese Audience Accept Autism Illustrated in a Drama?Review
ISHIZAKA Kenji/AN Ni, A History of Film Collaborations between Japan and China During World War Two: Conflict and Negotiation


No.91, 2013

Articles
SUMII Makoto/Renoir Touch: Sur La mise en scéne des acteurs dans Swamp Water
FUJITA Junichi/Photographing Monkeyshines by Edison’s Cylinder Kinetograph
TANAKA Shinpei/Orphans’ Communities in Shinji Somai’s Films
Review
OYAMA Katsumi/HASE Masato, The Imagination of Losers: Taichi Yamada, Scriptwriter
HATAKEYAMA Muneaki/Akira Mizuta Lippit, Atomic Light (Shadow Optics)
SUMII Makoto/Raymond Bellour, Le corps du cinéma: hypnoses, émotions, animalités
BABA Nobuhiko/OGAWA Naoto, GOTO Makoto, ed., The Photographic Experiences in Japanese Socio-Cultural History


No.92, 2014

Articles
TAMADA Kenta/The Relation of Motion and Economy in D. W. Griffith’s A Corner in Wheat (1909)
KOBAYASHI Kazuhiko/An Image Expression Method That Utilizes Composition of Image Materials Created by Superimposing Image Cutouts: Consideration Based on Production of PolyPhonic, Ren-Ka-Lin-Ten, and Syu-No-Kou
Report
KIHARA Keisho/Investigating Television Programs by Film Directors: A Case Study of Azuma Morisaki
Review
IZUNO Chita/Dudley Andrew, Hervé Joubert-Laurencin eds., Opening Bazin: Postwar Film Theory and Its Afterlife
MASUDA Nobuhiro/Tomas Lamarre, The Anime Machine: A Media Theory of Animation


No.93, 2014

Articles
ENOMOTO Chikako/Early Japanese Stage Photographs: The Imanari Family Photography Collection and “Kabuki Culture”
OGAWARA Aya/Mechanics and Morality: Hitchcock’s Rope in reference to Rohmer and Chabrol
YAMAMOTO Yuuki/Radio Sounds in Thieves Like Us (1974): Sounds That Narrate a Potential Story
Review
KAWAMURA Ken’ichiro/MATSUMOTO Toshio, KANEKO Yu (ed.), Deviation of Image-Art: Expansion / Transfiguration / Experimental Mind
ITAKURA Fumiaki/UEDA Manabu, An Analysis of Early Film Spectators based on the Forms of Film Exhibition: Focusing on the Cases in Tokyo and Kyoto
WASHITANI Hana/MIWA Kentaro, Comics and Cinema: The Theory of Frame and Time
USUI Michiko/SUGINO Kentaro, Cinema and the Other Media: Animation, Cinema, and Literature
WATANABE Daisuke/Lev Manovich, The Language of New Media
MISONO Ryoko/John Mercer, Martin Shingler, Melodrama: Genre, Style, Sensibility
TAKEDA Kiyoshi/D. N. Rodowick, Elegy for Theory


No.94, 2015

Articles
KAWSAKI Keiya/The Eyes of Specters: The Problem of Viewpoint in Orson Welles’s The Magnificent Ambersons
Review
HATANO Tetsuro/TOMODA Yoshiyuki, Postwar Avant-garde Pictures and Literature: Abe Kobo × Teshigahara Hiroshi
YOKOHAMA Yuji/SHIMURA Miyoko, Kikuchi Kan: A Man of the Cinema
WADA Shin’ichiro/SHIBATA Takashi, McLuhan and his Media Theory: The Aggregation of Ideas on the Body
CHO Shinmin/YANLI HAN, Beyond National Cinema: Overseas Chinese Cinema and National Identity
KINOSHITA Chika/KITAMURA Hiroshi, Screening Enlightenment: Hollywood and the Cultural Reconstruction of Defeated Japan
SUDO Kentaro/MIURA Tetsuya,What Is Cinema?: A History of the Cinematic Thought in France
YING Xiong/HORI Junji, SUGAWRA Yoshino,A History of Transnational Cinema
Ciné-Anthropology: Toward a New Practice of Anthropology
HASE Masato/Miriam Bratu Hansen, Cinema and Experience: Siegfried Kracauer, Walter Benjamin, and Theodor W. Adorno