Cultural Global Hegemony and Globalization: Hollywood’s LGBTQ+ Impacts in Asian Film Industry

Mutiara Tsabitah, Nathanael Jusac Lie, Rizqi Magdawati Nur Izzizti
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t is indisputable that globalization provides a vast space for various aspects of the world to continue developing and connecting. Through this, culture, as one of the aspects most affected by the times and technological advances, is the main focus of hegemonic companies such as Hollywood to expand their work, especially in cinema. This paper attempts to explain the impact of globalization on cultural hegemony in Asian countries due to the widespread influence of the film industry from Hollywood, especially the LGBTQ+ genre. The film industry in Asia has undergone many transformations over time since the impact of Hollywood's hegemony. Asia itself is a country that carries a very different culture from Western culture. This paper then explains this phenomenon using a qualitative research method based on observation of case studies per country, such as Japan, South Korea, and Indonesia. Through this method, this paper has concluded how the influence of American Culture through its film industry as a form of dominant culture has affected the film industry in Asia (Japan, Korea, and Indonesia). Thus, providing arguments of similarities in the elements of LGBTQ+ by films produced by Hollywood and the film industry in Asia.
文化全球霸权与全球化:好莱坞LGBTQ+对亚洲电影产业的影响
无可争辩,全球化为世界各方面的不断发展和联系提供了广阔的空间。通过这一点,文化作为受时代和技术进步影响最大的方面之一,是好莱坞等霸权公司扩大工作的主要重点,尤其是在电影领域。本文试图解释全球化对亚洲国家文化霸权的影响,因为好莱坞电影产业的广泛影响,特别是LGBTQ+类型。自好莱坞的霸权影响以来,亚洲的电影业经历了许多变革。亚洲本身就是一个承载着与西方文化截然不同的文化的国家。然后,本文通过对日本、韩国和印度尼西亚等国家的案例研究的观察,采用定性研究方法解释了这一现象。通过这种方法,本文总结了美国文化通过其电影产业作为主导文化的影响如何影响亚洲(日本,韩国和印度尼西亚)的电影产业。因此,提供了好莱坞电影和亚洲电影在LGBTQ+元素上的相似之处的论据。
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