Perspectives of globalization, in reconsidering the nature of transnational cultural unevenness highlighted by cultural imperialism discourses, instead stress that what is occurring is not simply homogenization through the global distribution of the same commodities, images, and capital from the Western (and Japanese to a lesser extent) metropolitan centers.
One of the less impenetrable passages of my Iwabuchi reading for the last day of my Japan’s Empire class.
I don’t even know how to deal with the level of pomobabble in this reading.
