1. Introduction: The Power of the Popular Marc L. Moskowitz 2. 1970s-80s ‘Chinese’ Little League Baseball and its Discontents Andrew Morris 3. Different Roads to Industrialization: Chinese Realism in Taiwan and the People’s Republic Krista Van Fleit Hang 4. From Textbooks to Lingerie: Classical Chinese Poetry in Taiwan’s Popular Culture Joseph R. Allen 5. Nomadic Ethnoscapes in the Changing Global-Local Pop Music Industry: ICRT as IC Allen Chun 6. How Subways and High Speed Railways Have Changed Taiwan: Transportation Technology, Urban Culture, and Social Life Anru Lee and Chien-hung Tung 7. Contradicting Modernities: Consuming Betel Nut in Taiwan Lucia Huwy-min Liu 8. Wuxia Ethics and Cute Sprouts: Masculine and Feminine Modes of Engagement with the Pili Puppetry Serials Teri Silvio 9. From Warlocks to Aryans: The Slippery Slope of Cultural Nuance in Reading Harry Potter in Taiwan Marc L. Moskowitz
Biography
Marc L. Moskowitz is an Associate Professor in the Department of Anthropology at the University of South Carolina and the Visual Anthropology Review Editor for the American Anthropologist.
