Being young in super-aging Japan : formative events and cultural reactions /
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Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY :
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2018.
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| Series: | Routledge contemporary Japan series ;
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Table of Contents:
- Machine generated contents note: 1. Introduction: studying the young generation in super-aging Japan / Christian Galan
- pt. I Formative events
- 2. political economy of the declining birthrate / Yuiko Imamura
- 3. From youth to non-adulthood in Japan: the role of education / Christian Galan
- 4. Youth sexuality under the spotlight in a super-aged society with too few children / Beverley Anne Yamamoto
- 5. Raising children and the emergence of new fatherhood in a super-aging society / Masako Ishii-Kuntz
- 6. Struggling men in emasculated life-courses: non-regular employment among young men / Jun Imai
- 7. Fukushima event, or the birth of a politicized generation / Anne Gonon
- pt. II Cultural and emotional reactions
- 8. "How average am I?" Youths in a super-aged society / Florian Coulmas
- 9. structure of happiness: why young Japanese might be happy after all / Tim Tiefenbach
- 10. Life on the small screen: Japan's Digital Natives / Hidenori Masiko
- 11. Dialect cosplay: language use by the young generation / Patrick Heinrich
- 12. No family, no school: young people in literature by young Japanese writers / Dan Fujiwara
- 13. Visualizing elders by young artists: age and generational differences / Gunhild Borggreen
- Conclusions
- 14. Social rejuvenation and change: the resilient generation of the Heisei period / Patrick Heinrich.