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July 23, 2026Japanese Cultural Studies

A Study of Maekawa Tomohiro’s The Sun from the Perspective of Climate Justice : Differential Distribution of Vulnerability and the Politics of Reproduction

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This research aims to analyze the play 'The Sun' by Maekawa Tomohiro from a climate justice perspective, focusing on societal vulnerability.
Examined thematic elements of the play to uncover societal hierarchies.
Analyzed events related to normalization, healthcare access, and social conditions.
Reviewed recent trends in Korean climate literature in relation to the play.
Revealed how vulnerability is managed and justified through themes of protection and reproduction.
Demonstrated connections between natural elements in the play and social inequalities.
Highlighted how 'The Sun' recontextualizes climate literature within its dramatic and dialogic scenes.

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Analysis of climate justice themes in a play, examining vulnerability distribution in society and its implications.

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HaeIn Oh (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a65a501d3aea3239cd77484 https://doi.org/10.18075/jcs..99.202607.199

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