Social Dreaming in Japan: Some Thoughts on Sharing Dreams as a Form of Experiential Learning
(2022)
Journal Article
Gygi, F. (2022). Social Dreaming in Japan: Some Thoughts on Sharing Dreams as a Form of Experiential Learning. Tokyo Gaikokugo Daigaku kokusai nihongaku kenkyu. 東京外国語大学国際日本学研究 Tokyo University of Foreign Studies Japan Studies Review, 2, 1-18. https://doi.org/10.15026/117198
Outputs (27)
Gender, Substance, Fantasy: Undisciplined Observations on Gender Presentations in Japan (2022)
Book Chapter
Gygi, F. (2022). Gender, Substance, Fantasy: Undisciplined Observations on Gender Presentations in Japan. In G. M. Hansen, & F. Gygi (Eds.), The Work of Gender: Service, Performance and Fantasy in Contemporary Japan (256-269). NIAS Press
Introduction: Gender as Work (2022)
Book Chapter
Gygi, F., & Hansen, G. M. (2022). Introduction: Gender as Work. In The Work of Gender: Service, Performance and Fantasy in Contemporary Japan (1-35). NIAS Press
The Great Heisei Doll Massacre : Disposal and the Production of Ignorance in Contemporary Japan (2022)
Book Chapter
Gygi, F. (2022). The Great Heisei Doll Massacre : Disposal and the Production of Ignorance in Contemporary Japan. In T. Brox, & E. Williams-Oerberg (Eds.), Buddhism and Waste: The Excess, Discard, and Afterlife of Buddhist Consumption (103-124). Bloomsbury. https://doi.org/10.5040/9781350195561.0010
"Each Life Has its Place": Transgender Existence in Contemporary Kansai (2022)
Thesis
Gamberton, L. "Each Life Has its Place": Transgender Existence in Contemporary Kansai. (Thesis). SOAS, University of LondonMy PhD dissertation is an ethnography of transgender identities in Japan with a focus on Kyoto and Osaka. To date, Japan has not figured as an area of interest in Anglophone Trans Studies; nor has transness been the subject of much scholarly attentio... Read More about "Each Life Has its Place": Transgender Existence in Contemporary Kansai.
Hôtes et otages : Entasser des objets chez soi dans le Japon contemporain (2019)
Journal Article
Gygi, F. (2019). Hôtes et otages : Entasser des objets chez soi dans le Japon contemporain. L'Homme (Paris. 1961), 231/2, 151-172. https://doi.org/10.4000/lhomme.35567Material culture studies often use a framework defined by appropriation, in which human actors can make circulating objects their own by investing them with meaning. But what happens when a present given to you cannot entirely become yours ? This art... Read More about Hôtes et otages : Entasser des objets chez soi dans le Japon contemporain.
Things that Believe: Talismans, Amulets, Dolls, and How to Get Rid of Them (2019)
Journal Article
Gygi, F. (2019). Things that Believe: Talismans, Amulets, Dolls, and How to Get Rid of Them. Japanese journal of religious studies, 45(2), 423-452. https://doi.org/10.18874/jjrs.45.2.2018.423-452This article looks at religious and semi-religious paraphernalia in everyday life from the perspective of disposal. Recent research in religious studies and anthropology has focused on the ways in which beliefs are performed through religious objects... Read More about Things that Believe: Talismans, Amulets, Dolls, and How to Get Rid of Them.
Robot Companions: The Animation of Technology and the Technology of Animation in Japan (2018)
Book Chapter
Gygi, F. (2018). Robot Companions: The Animation of Technology and the Technology of Animation in Japan. In M. Astor-Aguilera, & G. Harvey (Eds.), Rethinking Relations and Animism: Personhood and Materiality (94-111). Routledge. https://doi.org/10.4324/9780203709887Contemporary Japan is often described in utopian terms as a place where humans and nonhumans live and work together in harmony. This acceptance of nonhuman others is explained by some anthropologists as stemming from an “animist unconscious” (Allison... Read More about Robot Companions: The Animation of Technology and the Technology of Animation in Japan.
The Metamorphosis of Excess: ‘Rubbish Houses’ and the Imagined Trajectory of Things in Post-Bubble Japan (2018)
Book Chapter
Gygi, F. (2018). The Metamorphosis of Excess: ‘Rubbish Houses’ and the Imagined Trajectory of Things in Post-Bubble Japan. In K. J. Cwiertka, & E. Machotka (Eds.), Consuming Life in Post-Bubble Japan: A Transdisciplinary Perspective (129-151). Amsterdam University Press. https://doi.org/10.5117/9789462980631
Lost in the dream : negotiating a life in street music in a Tokyo neighbourhood (2018)
Thesis
Simpkins, R. J. Lost in the dream : negotiating a life in street music in a Tokyo neighbourhood. (Thesis). SOAS University of London