Mari Kotani - Revision history

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	~~Mari Kotani is the author of <i>Evangelion as the Immaculate Virgin</i> (Tokyo~~: ~~Magazine House, 1997), and is also a science fiction critic~~.		[[Image:Marikotani.png\|thumb\|right\|125px\|Kotani Mari]]

	~~Another critic said that her husband wrote <i>~~Evangelion~~</i>~~, and ~~Kotani won~~ a ~~lawsuit against them for textual harassment. The [http://enjoy.pial.jp/~fdi/FDI.html Association for Defending Female Authorship] was founded to help defend Kotani and other women writers~~.		Mari Kotani is the author of ''[[Evangelion as the Immaculate Virgin]]'' (Tokyo: Magazine House, 1997), and is also a science fiction critic.

	Kotani translated ''[[How to Suppress Women's Writing]]'' into Japanese, and is one of the founders of the [[Sense of Gender Award]] and [[The Japanese Association of Feminist Science Fiction and Fantasy]]. She is the chair of the Japan PEN Women Writers Committee and a member of SFWJ, Science Fiction Writers of Japan. Kotani is also a member of [[Cafe Scifi+tique]], along with [[Norma Oyama]], [[Kimiko Shimada]], [[Reona Kashiwazaki]], [[Minami Ishigami]], [[Manami Tachibana]], and [[Min Onouchi]].		Another critic said that her husband wrote ''Evangelion'', and Kotani won a lawsuit against them for textual harassment. The [[Association for Defending Female Authorship]] [http://enjoy.pial.jp/~fdi/FDI.html] was founded to help defend Kotani and other women writers.

			Kotani translated ''[[How to Suppress Women's Writing]]'' into Japanese, and is one of the founders of the [[Sense of Gender Award]] and [[The Japanese Association of Feminist Science Fiction and Fantasy]]. She is the chair of the Japan [[PEN]] [[PEN Women Writers Committee\|Women Writers Committee]] and a member of SFWJ, [[Science Fiction Writers of Japan]]. Kotani is also a member of [[Cafe Scifi+tique]], along with [[Norma Oyama]], [[Kimiko Shimada]], [[Reona Kashiwazaki]], [[Minami Ishigami]], [[Manami Tachibana]], and [[Min Onouchi]].

	Other works by Kotani include:		Other works by Kotani include:

	* Saibogu feminizumu [Cyborg feminism]		* Saibogu feminizumu [[Cyborg feminism]]
	* Space, Body, and Aliens in Japanese Women’s Science Fiction (Science Fiction Studies, 2002)		* Space, Body, and Aliens in Japanese Women’s Science Fiction (Science Fiction Studies, 2002)
	* Joseijou muishiki: techno-gynesis josei SF-ron josetsu. Tokyo: Keiso shobo, 1994. (Techno-Gynesis: The Political Unconscious of Feminist Science Fiction). (won the 15th Japan SF Award, Japanese Nebula).		* Joseijou muishiki: techno-gynesis josei SF-ron josetsu. Tokyo: Keiso shobo, 1994. ([[Techno-Gynesis: The Political Unconscious of Feminist Science Fiction]]). (won the 15th Japan SF Award, Japanese Nebula).
	* "Fantasy no Boken(Adventure of Fantasy)"		* "Fantasy no Boken (Adventure of Fantasy)"
	* "Otoko-tachi no Shiranai On'na(The Women Men Don't See)", translation of Marleen Barr's "Lost in Space: Probing Feminist Science Fiction and Beyond".		* "Otoko-tachi no Shiranai On'na(The Women Men Don't See)", translation of [[Marleen Barr]]'s ''[[Lost in Space\|Lost in Space: Probing Feminist Science Fiction and Beyond]]''.
	* Translation of Donna Haraway's ''[[A Cyborg Manifesto]]'' (won the 2nd Japanese Translation Award for Philosophy)		* Translation of [[Donna Haraway]]'s ''[[A Cyborg Manifesto]]'' (won the 2nd Japanese Translation Award for Philosophy)
	* “Across the Multiverse: How Do Aliens Travel from ‘Divisional’ Space to ‘Network’ Space?” Japanese Journal of American Studies (Japanese Association for American Studies) 13 (2002): 157–170.		* “Across the Multiverse: How Do Aliens Travel from ‘Divisional’ Space to ‘Network’ Space?” Japanese Journal of American Studies (Japanese Association for American Studies) 13 (2002): 157–170.
	* "The Alien Vagina." Eye, #9 (Nov. 1991): pp. 65-66.		* "The Alien Vagina." Eye, #9 (Nov. 1991): pp. 65-66.
	* Blood Read (edited by Joan Gordon and Veronica Hollinger, Philadelphia: U of Pennsylvania, 1997).		* Blood Read (edited by [[Joan Gordon]] and [[Veronica Hollinger]], Philadelphia: U of Pennsylvania, 1997).


	~~[[Image:Marikotani.png]]~~

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	* "Fantasy no Boken(Adventure of Fantasy)"		* "Fantasy no Boken(Adventure of Fantasy)"
	* "Otoko-tachi no Shiranai On'na(The Women Men Don't See)", translation of Marleen Barr's "Lost in Space: Probing Feminist Science Fiction and Beyond".		* "Otoko-tachi no Shiranai On'na(The Women Men Don't See)", translation of Marleen Barr's "Lost in Space: Probing Feminist Science Fiction and Beyond".
	* Translation of Donna Haraway's ''[[Cyborg Manifesto]]'' (won the 2nd Japanese Translation Award for Philosophy)		* Translation of Donna Haraway's ''[[A Cyborg Manifesto]]'' (won the 2nd Japanese Translation Award for Philosophy)
	* “Across the Multiverse: How Do Aliens Travel from ‘Divisional’ Space to ‘Network’ Space?” Japanese Journal of American Studies (Japanese Association for American Studies) 13 (2002): 157–170.		* “Across the Multiverse: How Do Aliens Travel from ‘Divisional’ Space to ‘Network’ Space?” Japanese Journal of American Studies (Japanese Association for American Studies) 13 (2002): 157–170.
	* "The Alien Vagina." Eye, #9 (Nov. 1991): pp. 65-66.		* "The Alien Vagina." Eye, #9 (Nov. 1991): pp. 65-66.

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	* "Fantasy no Boken(Adventure of Fantasy)"		* "Fantasy no Boken(Adventure of Fantasy)"
	* "Otoko-tachi no Shiranai On'na(The Women Men Don't See)", translation of Marleen Barr's "Lost in Space: Probing Feminist Science Fiction and Beyond".		* "Otoko-tachi no Shiranai On'na(The Women Men Don't See)", translation of Marleen Barr's "Lost in Space: Probing Feminist Science Fiction and Beyond".
	* Translation of Donna Haraway's ''[[A Manifesto ~~for Cyborgs~~]]'' (won the 2nd Japanese Translation Award for Philosophy)		* Translation of Donna Haraway's ''[[Cyborg Manifesto]]'' (won the 2nd Japanese Translation Award for Philosophy)
	* “Across the Multiverse: How Do Aliens Travel from ‘Divisional’ Space to ‘Network’ Space?” Japanese Journal of American Studies (Japanese Association for American Studies) 13 (2002): 157–170.		* “Across the Multiverse: How Do Aliens Travel from ‘Divisional’ Space to ‘Network’ Space?” Japanese Journal of American Studies (Japanese Association for American Studies) 13 (2002): 157–170.
	* "The Alien Vagina." Eye, #9 (Nov. 1991): pp. 65-66.		* "The Alien Vagina." Eye, #9 (Nov. 1991): pp. 65-66.

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	* Blood Read (edited by Joan Gordon and Veronica Hollinger, Philadelphia: U of Pennsylvania, 1997).		* Blood Read (edited by Joan Gordon and Veronica Hollinger, Philadelphia: U of Pennsylvania, 1997).


			[[Image:Marikotani.png]]

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	Another critic said that her husband wrote <i>Evangelion</i>, and Kotani won a lawsuit against them for textual harassment. The [http://enjoy.pial.jp/~fdi/FDI.html Association for Defending Female Authorship] was founded to help defend Kotani and other women writers.		Another critic said that her husband wrote <i>Evangelion</i>, and Kotani won a lawsuit against them for textual harassment. The [http://enjoy.pial.jp/~fdi/FDI.html Association for Defending Female Authorship] was founded to help defend Kotani and other women writers.

	Kotani translated ''[[How to Suppress Women's Writing]]'' into Japanese, and is one of the founders of the [[Sense of Gender Award]] and [[The Japanese Association of Feminist Science Fiction and Fantasy]].		Kotani translated ''[[How to Suppress Women's Writing]]'' into Japanese, and is one of the founders of the [[Sense of Gender Award]] and [[The Japanese Association of Feminist Science Fiction and Fantasy]]. She is the chair of the PEN Women Writers of Japan and a member of [[Cafe Scifi+tique]], along with [[Norma Oyama]], [[Kimiko Shimada]], [[Reona Kashiwazaki]], [[Minami Ishigami]], [[Manami Tachibana]], and [[Min Onouchi]].

	Other works by Kotani include:		Other works by Kotani include:

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	Another critic said that her husband wrote <i>Evangelion</i>, and Kotani won a lawsuit against them for textual harassment. The [http://enjoy.pial.jp/~fdi/FDI.html Association for Defending Female Authorship] was founded to help defend Kotani and other women writers.		Another critic said that her husband wrote <i>Evangelion</i>, and Kotani won a lawsuit against them for textual harassment. The [http://enjoy.pial.jp/~fdi/FDI.html Association for Defending Female Authorship] was founded to help defend Kotani and other women writers.

	Kotani translated ''[[How to Suppress Women's Writing]]'' into Japanese, and is one of the founders of the [[Sense of Gender Award]] and [[The Japanese Association of Feminist Science Fiction and Fantasy]]. She is the chair of the PEN Women Writers of Japan ~~and~~ a member of [[Cafe Scifi+tique]], along with [[Norma Oyama]], [[Kimiko Shimada]], [[Reona Kashiwazaki]], [[Minami Ishigami]], [[Manami Tachibana]], and [[Min Onouchi]].		Kotani translated ''[[How to Suppress Women's Writing]]'' into Japanese, and is one of the founders of the [[Sense of Gender Award]] and [[The Japanese Association of Feminist Science Fiction and Fantasy]]. She is the chair of the Japan PEN Women Writers Committee and a member of SFWJ, Science Fiction Writers of Japan. Kotani is also a member of [[Cafe Scifi+tique]], along with [[Norma Oyama]], [[Kimiko Shimada]], [[Reona Kashiwazaki]], [[Minami Ishigami]], [[Manami Tachibana]], and [[Min Onouchi]].

	Other works by Kotani include:		Other works by Kotani include:
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	* Saibogu feminizumu [Cyborg feminism]		* Saibogu feminizumu [Cyborg feminism]
	* Space, Body, and Aliens in Japanese Women’s Science Fiction (Science Fiction Studies, 2002)		* Space, Body, and Aliens in Japanese Women’s Science Fiction (Science Fiction Studies, 2002)
	* Joseijou muishiki: techno-gynesis josei SF-ron josetsu. Tokyo: Keiso shobo, 1994.		* Joseijou muishiki: techno-gynesis josei SF-ron josetsu. Tokyo: Keiso shobo, 1994. (Techno-Gynesis: The Political Unconscious of Feminist Science Fiction). (won the 15th Japan SF Award, Japanese Nebula).
	* "Fantasy no Boken(Adventure of Fantasy)"		* "Fantasy no Boken(Adventure of Fantasy)"
	* "Otoko-tachi no Shiranai On'na(The Women Men Don't See)", translation of Marleen Barr's "Lost in Space: Probing Feminist Science Fiction and Beyond".		* "Otoko-tachi no Shiranai On'na(The Women Men Don't See)", translation of Marleen Barr's "Lost in Space: Probing Feminist Science Fiction and Beyond".
			* Translation of Donna Haraway's ''[[A Manifesto for Cyborgs]]'' (won the 2nd Japanese Translation Award for Philosophy)
	* “Across the Multiverse: How Do Aliens Travel from ‘Divisional’ Space to ‘Network’ Space?” Japanese Journal of American Studies (Japanese Association for American Studies) 13 (2002): 157–170.		* “Across the Multiverse: How Do Aliens Travel from ‘Divisional’ Space to ‘Network’ Space?” Japanese Journal of American Studies (Japanese Association for American Studies) 13 (2002): 157–170.
	* "The Alien Vagina." Eye, #9 (Nov. 1991): pp. 65-66.		* "The Alien Vagina." Eye, #9 (Nov. 1991): pp. 65-66.
			* Blood Read (edited by Joan Gordon and Veronica Hollinger, Philadelphia: U of Pennsylvania, 1997).