Alisa Freedman, Department of East Asian Languages and Literatures

Alisa Freedman

Alisa Freedman

Professor, Japanese Literature, Cultural Studies, and Gender
Practice Areas: Modern Japanese Literature, Popular Culture, Youth Culture, Visual Media, Digital Culture, Urban Studies, and Gender

Biography:

Alisa Freedman is an academic expert in popular culture, modern Japanese literature, youth culture, visual media, digital culture, urban studies and gender. Freedman has taught and published widely on Japanese popular culture, modern literature, and urban studies, along with translations of Japanese literature. At the University of Oregon, she is professor of East Asian languages. She is the editor in chief for the U.S.–Japan Women’s Journal, a biannual, peer-reviewed interdisciplinary journal, and has participated in anime conventions, Japan festivals, TEDx, and Nerd Nite Tokyo.

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