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Makes a statement about North American's myopic view of the worldand how influential arts presenters in New York City have fostered it.Thornbury proves that through programming and marketing decisions,American presenters have had much influence on a North Americanperception that labels 'real' Japanese culture as exotic, mysterious, andvery much 'other.' - Choice

Makes a statement about North American's myopic view of the worldand how influential arts presenters in New York City have fostered it.Thornbury proves that through programming and marketing decisions,American presenters have had much influence on a North Americanperception that labels `real' Japanese culture as exotic, mysterious, andvery much `other.' - Choice

“Makes a statement about North American’s myopic view of the worldand how influential arts presenters in New York City have fostered it.Thornbury proves that through programming and marketing decisions,American presenters have had much influence on a North Americanperception that labels ‘real’ Japanese culture as exotic, mysterious, andvery much ‘other.’” - Choice

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Barbara E. Thornbury is Professor of Japanese at Temple University.

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