特別講義：陳光興「Japan as a Third World Military Colony」

国際芸術創造研究科（GA）の特別授業「グローバル時代の芸術文化概論」では、台湾の文化研究者・陳光興先生をお招きしてレクチャーを行います。

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日　時：2023年5月26日（金）16:20-17:50
場　所：東京藝術大学上野キャンパス国際交流棟 4F講義室

講演者：陳光興　Inter-Asia Cultural Studies Journal (Routledge) の共同編集長。”Asia as Method” (Duke Univ. Press)『脱帝国：方法としてのアジア』https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/4753102947）の著者。アジアの研究者、文化実践者、アクティヴィストをネットワーク化する「インターアジア」プロジェクトを1990年代から推進するアジアの文化研究（カルチュラル・スタディーズ）を代表する研究者。

司　会：毛利嘉孝（東京藝術大学大学院 国際芸術創造研究科教授）
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Abstract:

Contrary to the common understanding, which usually sees Japan as an independent country with full sovereignty, this lecture tries to track the post World War II history to argue that ever since 1945, Japan has become a US military colony and hence a Third World country. This argument will try to tease all the implications of relocating “Japan” in a global context. Only by admitting this historical reality, can Japan stand with other Asian countries in dealing with various global issues such as de-militarization and decolonization, and the historical unfinished problems with its imperial history and the Okinawa question.

Kuan-Hsing Chen (陳光興, 1957-present) is a critical theorist based in Taiwan. He has recently retired as professor in the Graduate Institute for Social Research and Cultural Studies (the only academic faculty of cultural studies in Taiwan) at National Chiao Tung University 国立交通大学, Taiwan. He was born and grew up in Taiwan and received his PhD in Journalism and Mass Communication from the University of Iowa, USA. After his academic training and teaching in North America, he moved back to Taiwan to develop his postcolonialist exploration into the future of Asia. He began utilizing resources from Asia rather than continuing to import Western knowledge into the East Asian context.

He is a founder of Inter-Asia Cultural Studies Project and has worked as a co-editor of Inter-Asia Cultural Studies published by Routledge. His publications include Chen (2010) Asia as Method: Toward Deimperialization. Durham: Duke University Press（『脱帝国：方法としてのアジア』2011年以文社）,  Morley, David and Kuan‐Hsing Chen (1996), eds. Stuart Hall: Critical Dialogues in Cultural Studies. London, UK: Routledge. He is now the co-initiator of Inter-Asia School, Neuro-Net, and Bandung Schools.