Includes bibliographical references and index Matthew Edwards: Prologue: Hiroshima Nagasaki Shannon Stevens: Gojira and the bomb. The rhetorical significance of Gojira: equipment for living through trauma John Vohlidka: Atomic reaction: Godzilla as metaphor for generational attitudes toward the United States and the bomb Matthew Edwards: Japanese atomic cinema, 1945-2014. Suppression and censorship: Japanese cinema during the occupation Robert McParland: Trauma and witness in Hideo Nakata's Ring- Tienfong ho: the fragile roots of memory Yoshiko Fukushima: Kazuo Kuroki and Hisashi Inoue's Chichi to Kuraseba: remember, protest and return to ordinary life Matthew Edwards: Hibakusha: our life to live: an interview with director David Rothauser Matthew Edwards: All that remains: an interview with Ian and Dominic Higgins Jason C. Jones: Japan removed: Godzilla adaptations and erasure of the politics of nuclear experience Mick Broderick and Junko Hatori: Pica-don: Japanese and American reception and promotion of Hideo Sekigawa's Hiroshima Tony Pritchard: The shadow of the bomb in Hiroshi Teshigahara's The face of another Julia Alekseyeva: Nuclear skin: Hiroshima and the critique of embodiment in Affairs within walls Kenji Kaneko: The atomic bomb experience and the Japanese family in Keiji Nakazawa's anime Hadashi no gen (barefoot gen) Keiko Takioto Miller: Yuichi and Jizo in Black rain: Imamura's phenomenological attempt to render a Hiroshima wormhole experience among his audience Yuki Miyamoto: Inconceivable anxiety: representation, disease and discrimination in atomic-bomb films Senjo Nakai: Breaking the silence of the atomic bomb survivors in Japanese graphic novel Town of evening calm, country of cherry blossoms and the film adaptation Johannes Schonherr: The sound of the bomb: Go Shibata's nn891102 Greg Nielsen and Margaret M. Ferrara: Western perspectives. Hiroshima films: cultural contexts before, during and after the Cold War Matthew Edwards: Hiroshima: an interview with director Roger Spottiswoode Matthew Edwards: White light/Black rain: the "atomic films" of Steven Okazaki Matthew Edwards: A[nime] bomb: an interview with Hibakusha director Steve Nguyen John Vohlidka: Atomic reaction: Gojira as metaphor for generational attitudes toward the United States and the bomb Rpbert McParland: Trauma and witness in Hideo Nakata's Ring- Tienfong ho: the fragile roots of memory Matthew Edwards: Japanese atomic cinema, 1945/2014. Suppression and censorship: Japanese cinema during the occupation Yoshiko Fukushima: Kazuo Kuroki and Inoue Hisashi's Chichi to Kuraseba: remember protest and return to ordinary life Matthew EdwardsGojira and the bomb. The rhetorical significance of Gojira: equipment for living through trauma / Shannon Stevens: Prologue: Hiroshima Nagasaki Matthew Edwards: Hibakusha: our life to live: an interview with director David Othauser Matthew Edwards.: All that remains: an interview with Ian and Dominic Higgins |
