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Fukushima and the Arts: Negotiating Nuclear Disaster

Barbara Geilhorn

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Publication Year: 2016

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This volume serves as a critical scholarly examination of how Japanese artists have processed the 2011 nuclear disaster through diverse creative mediums. By analyzing these cultural responses, Barbara Geilhorn provides an essential perspective on how creative expression facilitates communal mourning and public discourse following national trauma.

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