Lent, John A., ed. Illustrating Asia: Comics, Humor Magazines, and Picture Books. Honolulu: University of Hawaii P, 2001. 249pp. ISBN 0824824717 (cloth). 
Acknowledgments ... vii
A note on Japanese and Chinese names ... ix

Introduction, John A. Lent ... 1

Part I: Overviews and Case Studies
  1. Comics as Social Commentary in Java, Indonesia, Laine Berman ... 13
  2. From Self-Knowledge to Super Heroes: the story of Indian comics, Aruna Rao ... 37
  3. Shaping a Cultural Identity: the picture book and cartoons in Taiwan, 1945-1980, Shu-chu Wei ... 64
  4. Cartooning in Sri Lanka, John A. Lent ... 81
  5. Lianhuanhua and Manhua - Picture Books and Comics in Old Shanghai, Kuiyi Shen ... 100
  6. The Corporeality of Erotic Imagination: a study of pictorials and cartoons in Republican China, Yingjin Zhang ... 121
  7. Red Comic Books: the origins of modern Japanese Manga, Shimizu Isao ... 137
Part II: Representations and Portrayals
  1. Redrawing the Past: modern presentation of ancient Chinese philosophy in the cartoons of Tsai Chih-Chung, Shu-chu Wei  ... 153
  2. Gender Insubordination in Japanese Comics (Manga) for Girls, Fusami ōgi ... 171
  3. Malaysia's Mad Magazines: images of females and males in Malay culture, Ronald Provencher ... 187
  4. Images of the Enemy in the Wartime Manga Magazine, 1941-1945, Rei Okamoto ... 204
References ... 221
Contributors ... 234
Index ... 236





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