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Tokuyama Kiyomi渡久山 清美
University of the Ryukyus · Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences · 講師
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神社University of the Ryukyus · Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences · 講師
Research keywordsenvironmental injustice・PFAS contamination・Okinawa studies・media representation・US military issues・jet fuel contamination・newspaper discourse analysis
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- Framing Environmental Injustice: PFAS and Jet Fuel Contamination Coverage in Jon Mitchell Investigates2025 · This paper discusses Jon Mitchell's English-language coverage in Okinawa Times of the problems of water and soil contamination by per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) and jet fuel which leaked from US military bases in Okinawa, mainland Japan and in Hawai'i.
- Representations of Okinawa in Major U.S. Newspapers (2016)2016 · Kiyomi Maedomari-Tokuyama
- Representations of U.S. Military-related Matters in Major U.S. Newspapers (2015)2015 · Kiyomi Maedomari-Tokuyama
- エコフェミニズム再考―開発資本主義家父長制に対するオルタナティブな理論として―2013 · This paper explores the potential of ecological feminism (ecofeminism) to transcend patriarchal societies, which promote capitalistic development,and to construct an alternative society with ecologically sustainable development. Feminism has a great potential since it has multiple branches such as Marxist feminism,Socialist feminism,Cultural feminism,Radical feminism and so on. Among these branches,ecofeminism has been severely criticized by other feminist branches that have reproached it for regarding motherhood that some ecofeminists affirm as“essential.""Particularly,this is the case with Japan where ecofeminism sank into oblivion while ecofeminism in the Western and developing countries has persisted even under biting criticism. This paper analyzes women soldiers in Hollywood films to prove both war and military institutions to be the epitome of patriarchy in which women's human rights and environment have been oppressed and violated in order for men to maintain masculine power and wealth. Our argument concludes that ecofeminism maintains the potential of rectifying every kind of discrimination by subverting patriarchal capitalist system when other feminist groups start cooperating with ecofeminist activists. (管理者追加)リポジトリ登録情報を移行しました。確認のうえ、加除修正をしてください。
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