Keio Communication Review No.37 (2015.3)
2015-04-07
| Re-examining the Journalistic Function of Public Service Broadcasting in Japan: A Discourse Analysis of Television News Coverage on the Fukushima Nuclear Crisis YAMAKOSHI Shuzo |  |
| Transnational Audiences and Homeland Public Service Media: A Study about Japanese International Students’ Use of NHK Programs Oversea DOU Xue |  |
| Multilingual Experiences, Media Consumption, and Transnational Identity in a Double Diasporic Context: The Case of Korean-Chinese in Japan LEE Jinah LEE Kwangho | |
| NHK Coverage on the Designated Secrets Law in Japan: “Indexing” Political Debate in the Diet MITANI Fumie | |
| Imperialism, Modernity, and Literature: Why Detective Fiction Did Not Become Popular in Early 20th Century Mexico[ ROMERO Isami | |
| Constructing the Reality of “Media” on the Internet: The Media Coverage of the NHK President’s Statement and the Online Response YAMAGUCHI Hitoshi | |
| “There’s a west wind coming”: Sherlock Holmes in Meiji Japan TSUTSUMIBAYASHI Megumi | |
Editor｜YAMAMOTO, Nobuto Ph.D.
