Counter-Practices through the Politicization of Everyday Life in a Demo-Limit Society

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To explore the concept of a 'demo-limit society' in Japan and its implications for societal change through counter-practices.
Defines 'demo-limit society' in the context of Japan post-Fukushima accident.
Analyzes strategies such as leveraging subculture and reinterpreting societal change.
Investigates the intersection of structural crises and counter-practices.
Identifies political potential within otaku culture as a means of societal change.
Highlights the reinterpretation of what it means to change society and politics.
Demonstrates a common critique of existing notions separating politics from everyday life.

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Explores new approaches to societal change through everyday politicization in Japan, suggesting practical strategies after a failed demo movement.

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Dong-ju Seo (2026) studied this question.

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