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Shūkanshi (週刊誌, literally "Weekly Magazine") is a Japanese term for any weekly magazine, including politically provocative weekly tabloid newspapers. As noted by Watanabe and Gamble in the Japan Media Review and in their book A Public Betrayed, the genre is "often described as bizarre blends of various types of U.S. magazines, such as Newsweek, The New Yorker, People, Penthouse, and The National Enquirer".

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  • Le terme shūkanshi (週刊誌) est utilisé en japonais pour désigner un magazine hebdomadaire, y compris les tabloïds politiquement provocants. Comme indiqué par Adam Gamble et Takesato Watanabe dans le (en) et dans leur livre A Public Betrayed (« Un Public trahi »), le genre est « souvent décrit comme un mélange bizarre de divers types de magazines américains, comme Newsweek, The New Yorker, People, Penthouse, ou The National Enquirer » Les shūkanshi ont été la source d'articles antisémites, comme les hebdomadaires Shukan Bunshun, Marco Polo, et Shūkan Shinchō, qui ont publié à plusieurs reprises des articles niant la Shoah. Le Shūkan Shinchō est jugé coupable de diffamation par la cour de Tokyo pour avoir publié une allégation non étayée de meurtre par un membre de la Sōka Gakkai, et a été critiqué pour ses histoires sensationnalistes concernant un site paléolithique à l'authenticité controversée au Japon. Le magazine a également été réprimandé pour avoir publié les noms et les photographies de mineurs accusés d'actes criminels, avant même le début de leurs procès. (fr)
  • Shūkanshi (週刊誌, literally "Weekly Magazine") is a Japanese term for any weekly magazine, including politically provocative weekly tabloid newspapers. As noted by Watanabe and Gamble in the Japan Media Review and in their book A Public Betrayed, the genre is "often described as bizarre blends of various types of U.S. magazines, such as Newsweek, The New Yorker, People, Penthouse, and The National Enquirer". Shūkanshi have been a source of anti-semitic articles in Japan, including Shukan Bunshun, Marco Polo, and Shukan Shincho, which have repeatedly published articles denying the Holocaust. Shukan Shincho was found guilty of libel in Tokyo court for publishing an unsubstantiated allegation of murder by a Soka Gakkai member, and has been criticized for sensationalistic stories regarding a disputed Paleolithic settlement site in Japan. The magazine has also been rebuked for publishing the names and photographs of minors who have been accused of criminal acts, even before their trials began. (en)
  • 週刊誌(しゅうかんし)は、原則として週に1回刊行される雑誌であるが、隔週刊の場合もこの名を称することが多い。 (ja)
  • Shūkanshi (週刊誌?) è un termine giapponese per una qualsiasi rivista settimanale, compresi giornali tabloid settimanali politicamente provocatori. Come notato da Watanabe e Gamble in e nel loro libro A Public Betrayed (Un pubblico tradito), il genere è "spesso descritto come bizarre miscele di vari tipi di riviste statunitensi, quali Newsweek, The New Yorker, People, Penthouse e ".:71 Gli shūkanshi sono stati una fonte di articoli antisemitici in Giappone, compresi Shukan Bunshun, Marco Polo e , che hanno ripetutamente pubblicato articoli che negavano l'Olocausto.:170 Shukan Shincho fu ritenuto colpevole di diffamazione dal tribunale di Tokyo per aver pubblicato un'accusa di omicidio priva di fondamento da parte di un membro della Soka Gakkai, ed è stato criticato per le storie sensationalistiche riguardanti un sito di insediamento paleolitico in Giappone poi contestato. La rivista è stata rimproverata per aver pubblicato i nomi e le fotografie di minori che erano stati accusati di atti criminali, ancora prima che i loro processi incominciassero. (it)
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  • 週刊誌(しゅうかんし)は、原則として週に1回刊行される雑誌であるが、隔週刊の場合もこの名を称することが多い。 (ja)
  • Shūkanshi (週刊誌, literally "Weekly Magazine") is a Japanese term for any weekly magazine, including politically provocative weekly tabloid newspapers. As noted by Watanabe and Gamble in the Japan Media Review and in their book A Public Betrayed, the genre is "often described as bizarre blends of various types of U.S. magazines, such as Newsweek, The New Yorker, People, Penthouse, and The National Enquirer". (en)
  • Le terme shūkanshi (週刊誌) est utilisé en japonais pour désigner un magazine hebdomadaire, y compris les tabloïds politiquement provocants. Comme indiqué par Adam Gamble et Takesato Watanabe dans le (en) et dans leur livre A Public Betrayed (« Un Public trahi »), le genre est « souvent décrit comme un mélange bizarre de divers types de magazines américains, comme Newsweek, The New Yorker, People, Penthouse, ou The National Enquirer » (fr)
  • Shūkanshi (週刊誌?) è un termine giapponese per una qualsiasi rivista settimanale, compresi giornali tabloid settimanali politicamente provocatori. Come notato da Watanabe e Gamble in e nel loro libro A Public Betrayed (Un pubblico tradito), il genere è "spesso descritto come bizarre miscele di vari tipi di riviste statunitensi, quali Newsweek, The New Yorker, People, Penthouse e ".:71 (it)
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  • Shūkanshi (fr)
  • Shūkanshi (it)
  • 週刊誌 (ja)
  • Shūkanshi (en)
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