| [author]
| [affiliation]
| [document title and information]
|
| John
Bullough
| Adjunct Assistant Professor, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Lighting
Research Center
| comics research
bibliography: Comics and Japan |
English 111: Cyberspace, VR, and Critical Theory;
Brown University |
Collection of student essays |
The
Cyborg in Cinema And Anime |
| Japanese 330: Japanese Visual Culture, Middlebury College |
Collection of student essays
| Ja330: Japanese Visual Culture
[currently down] |
Japanese 3500: Japanese Culture;
University of Florida |
Collection of student essays
| JPT3500: Japanese Culture: Project v. 1999
|
| Dr. Kenneth Alan Adams, Dr. Lester Hill, Jr. |
Drs. Adams and Hill are Professors Emiriti of Sociology, Jacksonville State University
| Castration Anxiety in Japanese Group-Fantasies
in The Journal of Psychohistory, Volume 26, Number 4 (Spring 1999)
|
| Jiwon Ahn
| Division of Critical Studies, School of Media-Television, University of Southern California
| Animated Subjects: On the Circulation of Japanese Animation as Global Cultural Products
Presented at the Globalization and Popular Culture: Production, Consumption & Identity workshop, University of Manitoba, October 19-21, 2001
|
| Brent Allison
| Ph.D. candidate, Department of Social Foundations of Education
University of Georgia
|
Cross-cultural Gender Construction Theories and their Application to U.S. and Japanese Sequential Art
Japanese Animation Fandom as an Agent of Informal Educational Enterprise
Anime Fan Subculture: A Review of the Literature
Housekeeping Ebichu: Gendered Misadventures in Japanese Animation
|
| Amanda "Greenbeans"
Anderson |
|
A Guide for
Writing Sailor Moon Fan Fics
Technical Report Writing, Oregon Institute of Technology, Spring
1997 |
| Dr. Hiroki Azuma
| hirokiazuma.com
Lecturer, Keio University, Japan |
Anime or Something Like it: Neon Genesis Evangelion
in Intercommunication, Number 18 (Autumn 1996)
|
| Chris
Bartlo |
| Project
Anime
The
American Stereotype
Gender Roles
in Anime
Racial
Phenotypes in Anime
Destruction:
An Ever-Present Theme
The
Evolution of Anime
Introduction to Media Studies: Print, Media, Television, and Popular Culture,
Pomona College, Spring 1999 |
| Dr. Christopher Bolton
| redcocoon.org
Assistant Professor of Japanese, Department of Asian Studies, Williams College
|
The Mecha's Blind Spot: Patlabor 2 and the Phenomenology of Anime
in Science Fiction Studies, Number 88 (November 2002)
From Wooden Cyborgs to Celluloid Souls: Mechanical Bodies in Anime and Japanese Puppet Theater
in Positions: East Asia Cultures Critique, Volume 10, Number 3 (Winter 2002)
|
| Jean-Marie
Bouissou |
Research Fellow, CERI (Center for International
Studies and Research), Paris, France |
Manga
goes global: with special reference to Otomo Katsuhiro's
"Akira"
Presented at the "Global Meaning of Japan" conference,
Sheffield University, United Kingdom,
19-22 March, 1998
CERI News
Stand, April 2000 issue |
| Michael Broderick
| Lecturer, Media Communications and Culture/Media, Murdoch University, Perth, Australia
| Anime's Apocalypse: Neon Genesis Evangelion as Millennarian Mecha
in Intersections: Gender, History & Culture in the Asian Context, Issue 7 (March 2002)
|
|
Elizabeth Brooks
| Associate Director, National Clearinghouse for U.S.-Japan
Studies, Indiana University
| Japanese Popular Culture
in the Classroom
in Japan Digest, January 1994 issue
|
| Philip
Brophy |
philipbrophy.com - philip brophy hyper material website
Lecturer, Media Arts program, Royal Melbourne Institute of
Technology, Melbourne, Austrialia |
Ocular
Excess: A Semiotic Morphology of Cartoon Eyes
in KABOOM! Explosive Animation from America and Japan
Neon Genesis Evangelion: The Tyranny of the English Voice in Anime
in RealTime, Number 31 (1999)
Sonic-Atomic-Neumonic:
Apocalyptic Echoes in Anime
Presented at the Second International Conference on Animation, Sydney, Australia, 1995 |
| Anne Butler
| ratspace.net
| Aquatranssexuals and the People who Love Them: A Cultural Study of the American Otaku Subculture
|
| Sylvia Chong
| Ph.D. candidate, Department of Rhetoric, University of California, Berkeley
|
From Black Ships to White Masks: Reflections of Race and National Identity in Anime and Manga - NEW
Presented at the Far West Popular Culture Association Annual Meeting, Las Vegas, Nevada, 2-4 February 2001
Cultural and Sexual Transvestism: Pokemon's "Team Rocket" and the Translation of Japanese Masculinities - NEW
Presented at QGrad 2000, UCLA, 18 November 2000
|
| Neil Cohn
| emaki.net
| Interfaces & Interactions: A Study of Bimodality
|
| Dr. Felicity J. Colman
| Lecturer in Fine Arts, The University of Melbourne
| The Sight of Your God Disturbs Me: Questioning the Post-Christian Bodies of Buffy, Lain, and George
in Refractory: A Journal of Entertainment Media, Volume 3 (2002)
|
| "Chalcedony
Cross" |
| [currently down] Running With
The Subtext: Fanfiction, Cyberculture and the Politics of Modern
Mimesis |
| Dr. Wendy Hui Kyong Chun
| Assistant Professor, Department of Modern Culture and Media, Brown University
| Sexuality in the Age of Fiber Optics
includes a comparative reading of William Gibson's Neuromancer and Mamoru Oshii's Ghost in the Shell
|
| David Chute
|
Freelance film critic
Hungry Ghost Productions |
Miyazaki
Sensei
in Film Comment, November-December 1998 issue.
The Soul of
the New Machine
in Film Comment, September-October 1996 issue |
| Ellie Collinson
| Colorado College
| Stories of Difference: An examination of Japanese Shoojo manga and the relationship between gay men and straight women
|
| Sharon
Cunningham |
|
[currently down] Japanese Animation: A
Window to It's (sic) Society |
| Steve
Curtis |
|
[currently down] Akira vs. Lord of the
Flies |
| Darius M. Cureton
| Director, Writing/Computer Literacy Lab, Winston-Salem State University
| The New Age in Animation
in RAMA: A Journal of Student Writing
|
| Marie-Antoinette Dimayuga |
|
Nationalism in Anime and
Manga |
| Charles Duan
| Harvard University
|
Constructing the Self: An Analysis of Neon Genesis Evangelion and Kareshi Kanojo no Jijou
Supercomputers and Giant Robots: An Exploration of Technology and the Human Soul in Neon Genesis Evangelion
|
| Janet Edwards
|
| Hayao Miyazaki as Auteur |
| Lawrence Eng
| Ph. D. Candidate, Department of Science and Technology Studies, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
|
Otak-who? Technoculture, youth, consumption and resistance. American representations of a Japanese youth subculture
The Politics of
Otaku
The current status of
"otaku" and Japan's latest youth crisis
|
| Dillon Font
| randomrobot.com
Vassar College
| The Mother Ideal in Contemporary Japanese Media: Sailor Moon, Fantasy and Constructed Femininity in Anime and Manga
Women in Japanese Media, Vassar College, Spring 2002
|
| Dr. David
Gauntlett
| theory.org.uk
Lecturer in Social Communications, Institute of Communications Studies,
University of Leeds, United Kingdom
| Gender
and sexuality in Japanese Anime |
| Michele Gibney
| M.A. Candidate, Asia Pacific Studies, University of San Francisco
| Japanese Animation: Experiencing a Culture
Honors Senior Thesis, University of Puget Sound Presented 8 March 2001 |
| Mark Gilson
| M.A. in Computer Art candidate, School of Visual Art
| A Brief History of Japanese Robophilia
in Leonardo, Volume 31, Issue 5 |
| Jonathan Gladden
| gladdengraphics.com
M.F.A., The Ohio State University
| Animania: Inside the World of Japanese Animation and Comic Art
Ethnic Arts, The Ohio State University, Spring 1997
|
| Lucy Glasspool
| King Alfred's College
|
Genre and Psychoanalysis in Akira
Science fiction's use of Utopian and Dystopian visions of the future in relation to challenging boundaries of gender and/or sexuality: Ghost in the Shell and Tenkuu no Escaflowne
|
| Wendy Goldberg
| Eastern Connecticut State University
|
The Homosexual Male in Shoujo Anime
Presented at the Popular Culture Association Annual Conference, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 11-14 April 2001
This Isn't Your Mother's Mecha: The Adolescent and Narrative in Neon Genesis Evangelion
|
| Dr. Jay Goulding
| Lecturer, Department of Sociology, York University, Toronto, Canada
| Tokugawa Traces in 21st-Century Japan: Culture and Language in Flux
Presented at the Japan Studies Association of Canada 13th Annual Conference, University of British Columbia, October 5-7, 2000
|
| Dr. Volker
Grassmuck
| Adjunct Professor of Media Arts, Academiy of Visual Arts - Leipzig,
Germany
|
Man,
Nation & Machine: The Otaku Answer to Pressing Problems of the
Media Society
Presented at the Jan
Van Eyck Academie, Maastricht, Netherlands
"I'm alone, but not
lonely": Japanese Otaku-Kids colonize the Realm of Information and
Media: A Tale of Sex and Crime from a Faraway Place
|
| Adam Greenwood
| University of Leeds
|
The common misconceptions about anime - NEW
|
| Dr. Mary Grigsby
| Assistant Professor of Rural Sociology, University of Missouri
| Sailormoon: Manga (comics) and anime (cartoon) superheroine meets Barbie: Global entertainment commodity comes to the United States
in the Journal of Popular Culture, Volume 32, Issue 1 (Summer 1998)
|
| Antti Haase |
Lecturer, Kemi-Tornio Polytechnic, Finland
| [currently down] Ghost in the
Shell: a critical review
Springing to Life: Animation as Form,
Process, and Magic of the Moving Image, Australian Film Television and Radio
School |
| Ivan Hadad, Hiten Patel
|
| Anime
and American Cartoons
Introduction to Japanese Culture, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Fall 1997
|
| Dr. Marc R.
Hairston |
Research Scientist, William B. Hanson Center for Space
Sciences, University of Texas at Dallas |
Manga,
Anime and Miyazaki
|
| Robert Hamilton |
| Virtual
Idols and Digital Girls: Artifice and Sexuality in Anime, Kisekai and
Kyoko Date
in Bad
Subjects: Political Education for Everyday Life, Issue 35 (November
1997) |
| Matthew Hanna
|
M.A. in Computer Science candidate, Clemson University |
[currently down] Japanese
Anime: For Those Who Are Curious
Advanced Composition and Rhetoric, Coastal Carolina University, Summer 1997 |
| W. "Chris"
Harriman |
|
[currently down] Dichotomy
and Anthropomorphism in Mamoru Oshii's Ghost in the Shell |
| Brendan Harty
|
| The History of Japanese Animation: A Western Perspective
Asian Religion and Christianity, Gordon College, Fall 2002
|
| Mobina
Hashmi |
Ph. D. Candidate, Media and Cultural Studies, Department of
Communication Arts, University of
Wisconsin - Madison |
Japanese
Anime in the United States: Gender, Sexuality and
Techno-Bodies
Presented at the Cyber
Natures/Cyber Cultures: Redefining Natural and Cultural Borders panel, American Studies
Association 2000 Annual Meeting |
| Kyle Herrity
|
| Shoujo
Otaku
Anime, University of Michigan,
Fall 2000 |
| K. Hee Oh Holmen |
University of Utah |
Cross Cultural
References in Japanese Animation: A Survey on "Kiki's Delivery Service
with Scandinavian Audience
Presented at the Society for Animation
Studies Twelfth Conference, Trondheim, Norway, 5-7 August, 2000 |
| Camille Huang
| Cornell University
| Some Criticisms of Sharon Kinsella's "Adult Manga"
| "Hyphont"
|
| Anime: A Term Paper |
| Yoshimasa Irie
| Reporter, Bungei Shinju
| [currently down] The History of the
Textbook Controversy
in Volume 24, No. 3 of Japan Echo |
| Dr. Kinko Ito
| Associate Professor of Sociology, University of Arkansas at Little Rock
| The World of Japanese "Ladies Comics": From Romantic Fantasy to Lustful Perversion
Presented at the Southern Japan Seminar Fall 2000 Meeting
in The Journal of Popular Culture, Volume 36, Issue 1 (August 2002) |
| Eri "Rei" Izawa
|
Affiliate, Massachussetts Institute of Technology.
|
The
Romantic, Passionate Japanese in Anime: A Look at the Hidden Japanese
Soul
Presented at the 1997 Japanese Pop Culture Conference, University of Victoria
The Use
of the Psychic in Manga and Anime: Overview and Critique
Gender and
Gender Relations in Manga and Anime
Environmentalism
in Manga and Anime
Ethnic and
Racial Stereotypes in Manga
The
Philosophical High Road in Manga:
Examples |
| Dr. Katrien Jacobs
| libidot.org
Assistant Professor of Visual and Media Arts, Emerson College
| Queer Images and the Pussy-Matrix in Shu Lea Cheang's Japanese Pornography
in Mobile Cultures: New Media in Queer Asia; eds. Chris Berry, Fran Martin and Audrey Yue; Durham: Duke University Press, 2003 |
| Dominic
Jesse |
Staff Writer, The
Illinois Times
| Japanese Animation
and the Banality of Evil: or, How Cultural Differences May Impede
the Mainstreaming of Anime in America |
| Daniel Makoto
Kanemitsu |
University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
| Doujinworld:
The Subculture of the Japanese Non-Commercial Comic Book Publishing
Community
Writing in the Social
Sciences, University of
Minnesota: Twin Cities |
| "Kayote" |
|
Reconciling Anime and
Feminism |
| Dr. Kyu Hyun Kim
| Assistant Professor, East Asian Languages and Cultures, University of California, Davis
| Girl (and Boy) Troubles in Animeland: Exploring Representations of Gender in Japanese Animation Films - NEW
in Education About Asia, Volume 7, Number 1 (Spring 2002) |
| Dr. Sharon
Kinsella |
kinsellaresearch.com - Sharon Kinsella Publications
Assistant Professor of Sociology, Yale University
|
Amateur Manga
Subculture and the Otaku Panic
in The Journal of Japanese
Studies, Volume 24, Number 2 (Summer 1998)
Adult Manga:
Pro-Establishment Pop-Culture and New Politics in the 1990's
in Media,
Culture and Society" Volume 21, Number 4 (July 1999)
Cuties in
Japan
in Women, Media and Consumption in Japan; ed. Brian
Moeran and Lise Scov; Curzon Press and Hawaii University Press, 1995
Japanization of
European Youth
in Italian as Di "giapponizzazione" dei giovani
in Europa, in NightWave97; ed. Carlo Branzaglia; Milan: Costa
& Nolan, 1998 |
| Motohiro Kondo
| Professor of Social and Cultural Studies, Nihon University
| Japanese Creativity: Robots and Anime
in Japan Echo, Volume 30, Number 4 (August 2003) |
| Mikhail Koulikov
|
The George Washington University |
Nausicaa
of the Valley of the Wind as Modern Eschatological Literature
|
| Christine Hoff Kraemer
|
Ph.D. Candidate, Religion and Literature, Boston University
| Justification for Anime Fandom
Miyazaki V. Disney: Why Western Girls Need Japanese Animation
|
| Masakazu Kubo
| Executive Producer, Character Business Center, Shogakukan, Inc.
| Why Pokemon Was
Successful in America
in Japan Echo, Volume 27, Number 5
Japanese Animation as an Industry
in the Journal of Japanese Trade and Industry, July/August 2002
|
| Dr. Machiko Kusahara
| Associate Professor of Media Research, Graduate School of Science and Technology, Kobe University
|
Japanese Notion of Body and Life - What is Behind Japanese Animation
The Century of Household Robots
Creating Cultural Correctness in Cyberspace
Presented at the SYNWORLD playwork:hyperspace exhibition/symposium, Vienna, Austria, 27-31 May 1999
|
| Sheri
Le |
M.A. in Communications Development (English),
Colorado State University
| Japanimania Americana: An
American Perspective on Contemporary Japanese Animation: Its Historical
Development, Arrival, and Influences in the United States
Modern Ghosts, Postmodern Shells: Ghost in the Shell and the Crisis of the Human Subject
|
| Dr. Gregory B. Lee, Sunny S.K. Lam |
gregorylee.net
Dr. Gregory Lee is Professor of Chinese, Universite Jean Moulin - Lyon 3,
Lyon, France.
Sunny Lam is M.A. in Screen Design for Film and Television candidate, Kingston University, Kingston-upon-Thames, United Kingdom |
Wicked Cities:
Cyberculture and the Reimagining of Identity in the "Non-Western"
Metropolis
In Futures: the journal of policy, planning and future studies, Volume 30, Issue 10 (December 1998) |
| Sugani Leman |
Graduate Student, School of Industrial Engineering, Purdue University
| [currently down] A
Closer Look at Japanese Animation
Modern
Japanese Civilization, Purdue
University
|
| Dr. John A.
Lent |
Professor of Broadcasting, Telecommunications,
and Mass Media, School of
Communications and Theater, Temple
University
| Animation
in Asia: appropriation, reinterpretation, and adoption or
adaptation
in Screening the Past, Issue 11 |
| Dr. Antonia Levi
| Associate Professor, University Studies Program, Portland State University
| The Animated Shrine: Using Japanese Animation to Teach Japanese Religion - NEW
in Education About Asia, Volume 2, Number 1 (Spring 1997)
|
| Foo Wen Li
| theparapet.net
| An Obsession with the Flesh: Popular culture with regards to artificial life, robotics, cybernetics and becoming post-human.
|
| David Liu
| Stanford University
| Gender Based Appeal in Girls' and Boys' Anime
The Possibility of Anime Becoming Mainstream in the US
|
| Dr. Stewart Lone
| Senior Lecturer, School of History, Australian Defense Force Academy
| The Japanese Military During the Russo-Japanese War, 1904-05: A Reconsideration of Command Politics and Public Images
Presented at the Aspects of the Russo-Japanese War symposium, London School of Economics and Political Science, 6 February 1998
Published in Suntory Centre Discussion Paper No. IS/98/351, pp. 3-18
|
| Wayne Lu
|
|
[currently down] Anime vs. Cartoons - A
Look at Cultural Identity |
| Melissa
"Demonic Fox Kurama" Luz |
|
From
Educated Scientists to Playboy Bunnies: the Role of Women in
Anime |
| Douglas McGray
| Contributing Writer, Foreign Policy magazine
| Japan's Gross National Cool
In Foreign Policy, Issue 130 (May/June 2002)
|
| Lindsay MacLean
|
| HYBRID:document - a contrast on the uses of manga in japanese and american society
Senior Project in Computing Arts, University of California, San Diego |
| Dr. Mark MacWilliams
| Assistant Professor of Religious Studies, St. Lawrence University, Canton, New York
| Apocalypticism Japanese Style - Jewish-Christian Symbolism in Neon Genesis Evangelion
Apocalypticism Japanese Style presentation
|
| Mark McHarry
|
| Yaoi: Redrawing Male Love - NEW
in The Guide, November 2003 issue
|
| Dr. Mark
McLelland
| Post-Doctoral Fellow, Centre for Critical and
Cultural Studies, University of
Queensland, Australia
|
Local
meanings in global space: a case study of women's 'Boy love' web sites in
Japanese and English
in Mots Plurieles et
Grands Themes de Notres Temps: Revue electronique de Lettres a caractere
international, Issue 19 (October 2001)
Male
Homosexuality and Popular Culture in Modern Japan
in Intersections:
Gender, History & Culture in the Asian Context, Issue 3 (January 2000)
Why Are
Japanese Girls' Comics full of Boys Boinking
in Intensities: The
Journal of Cult Media, Issue 1 (Spring/Summer 2001) |
Salil K. Mehra, JD
|
Salil K. Mehra profile page
Assistant Professor,
James E. Beasley School of Law, Temple University
|
Copyright and Comics in Japan: Does Law Explain Why All the Cartoons My Kid Watches are Japanese
in Rutgers Law Review, Volume 55 (Fall 2002)
|
| "Miko"
|
|
What does
the film "Ghost in the Shell" and other Japanese films indicate about
Japanese views on the body and identity? |
| Michael
Stephen Mosley |
littlecosmonaut.com
M.S. in Information Design and Technology program, Georgia Institute of
Technology |
dystopia*identity*m[ut]a[tio]n:
A Semiotic Analysis of Anime |
| Takashi Momma
| Lecturer, Meiji Gakuin University
| Miyazaki Hayao and Japanese Animation
in the Journal of Japanese Trade and Industry, July/August 2002 |
| Dr. Takashi Murakami
| hiropon-factory.com - Hiropon Factory
Guest Professor, New Genre curriculum, Department of Art, UCLA |
Impotence Culture - Anime
in the My Reality: Contemporary Art and the Culture of Japanese Animation exhibit catalog |
| Ichiya Nakamura
| Executive Director, Stanford Japan Center-Research
Visiting Scientist, MIT Media Laboratory
| Japanese Pop Industry
Stanford Japan Center Discussion Paper, 23 November, 2003
| Nadezhda M.
Murray |
|
[currently down] Comics as a Writing
System |
| Dr. Susan
Napier
| Associate Professor, Department of Asian Studies, University of Texas,
Austin
|
When The Machines Stop: Fantasy, Reality, and Terminal Identity in Neon Genesis Evangelion and Serial Experiments Lain
in Science Fiction Studies, Number 88 (November 2002)
Panic
Sites: The Japanese Imagination of Disaster from Godzilla to
Akira
in the Journal of Japanese Studies,
Volume 19, Issue 2 (Summer 1993) |
| Fusanosuke Natsume
| 2001-2002 Nippon Foundation API Fellow
|
Japanese Manga Encounter the World
in Japan Echo, Volume 29, Number 3 (June 2002)
Japanese Manga: Its Expression and Popularity
in ABD: Asian/Pacific Book Development, Volume 34, Number 1
The Future of Manga (Japanese Comics)
Foreign Press Center/Japan Press Briefing, 27 October, 1998 |
| Krissy Naudus
| urbangeek.net
| Speaking
Without Subtitles: The Universal Language of Otaku
Language,
Thought and Culture, New York
University, Fall 2000 |
| Dr. Annalee Newitz |
techsploitation.com
2002-2003 Knight Science Journalism Fellow, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Culture Editor, San
Francisco Bay Guardian |
Magical girls and
atomic bomb sperm: Japanese animation in America
in the
Film Quarterly,
Volume 49, no. 1 (Fall 1995)
Anime Otaku: Japanese
Animation Fans Outside Japan
in Bad Subjects: Political Education for
Everyday Life, Issue 13 (April 1994) |
| Dr. Benjamin Wai-ming Ng
| Associate Professor, Department of Japanese Studies, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
|
The Impact of Japanese Comics and Animation in Asia
in Journal of Japanese Trade and Industry, July/August 2002
Japanese Animation in Singapore: A Historical and Comparative Study
in Animation Journal, Volume 9, Number 1 (2001)
A Comparative Study of Japanese Comics in Southeast Asia and East Asia
in the International Journal of Comic Art, Volume 2, Number 1 (Summer 2000) |
| Jenny Ng
| Queens College
| The Heavenly War Chronicles: Shurato - NEW
College Writing, Queens College, Fall 2002
|
| Hans Norrell
| Birmingham-Southern College
| The Revolution of Anime
|
| Kosei Ono |
Visiting Professor, School of Asia 21, Kokushikan University, Tokyo, Japan
|
Manga Publishing: Trends in Asia
in Japanese Book News, Volume 15 (Fall 1996)
Girls' Own Comics
in Look Japan, September 2002 issue
|
| Dr. Sharalyn Orbaugh |
Associate Professor, Department of Asian Studies
The University of British Columbia |
Sex and the Single Cyborg: Japanese Popular Culture Experiments in Subjectivity
in Science Fiction Studies, Number 88 (November 2002)
|
| Andrew Osmond
|
| Nausicaa and the Fantasy of Hayao Miyazaki
in Foundation: The International Review of Science Fiction, Issue 72 (Spring 1998) |
| Steve
Pearl |
otaking.com
|
The
Expansion of University Anime Clubs
Presented at the Japan Society Anime Symposium, New York, 23 January, 1999.
|
| Genevieve Petty
| M.A. in Humanities candidate, University of Louisville
|
Animation and Feminist Issues
An Elderly Amazon: The Unruly Woman in Ranma 1/2
Gender and Comic Books in Japan and in America: A Different Inequality
Sexuality in American and Japanese Comic Books
Saving Humanity Through Gender Reversal: A Feminist Reinterpretation of Shinseiki Evangelion
Equality Through Depiction: A Feminist Defense of Crying Freeman
Women in Animation
|
| Dr. Susanne Phillipps
|
| Images of Asia in Japanese Best-selling Manga
Presented at the Second International Convention of Asia Scholars, Berlin, Germany, 9-12 August 2001
in Electronic Journal of Contemporary Japanese Studies
|
| Susan Pointon
|
| Transcultural Orgasm as Apocalypse: Urutsokidoji: The Legend of the Overfiend
in Wide Angle, Volume 19, Number 3 (July 1997) |
| "Presea"
|
| What are anime and manga? |
| Luca Raffaelli |
Artistic Director, I Castelli Animati International Animated Film Festival
| Disney, Warner Bros
and Japanese Animation: Three World Views |
| Eron Rauch
| |
Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind: Standing
in Both Worlds
Modern Japan, Northern Illinois University, Spring 2000 |
| Brian
Ruh |
animeresearch.com
Ph.D. candidate, Department of Communication and Culture Indiana University.
|
Hacking
Your Own Ghost: Mythology in the Science Fiction Films of Mamoru Oshii
Unoriginal Trash or the Future of Manga?: The Role of Parody Doujinshi
Liberating
Cels: Forms of the Female in Japanese Cyberpunk Anime
The
Function of Woman-Authored Manga in Japanese Society
Mass Media,
Gender Roles, and Popular Culture in Japan and the United
States
Presented at the 53d Japan-America Student
Conference |
| "Sailor
Millennia"
| |
[currently down] A Tribute
to Naoko Takeuchi |
| Vivienne Sales
| Reference Librarian, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Prescott Campus
| Web Watch: Manga
in Library Journal, 2003 Volume, Issue 2 |
|
| Ardith
Santiago
| hanabatake.com
|
Manga, Beyond
Ukiyo-e: Aesthetics, Postmodernism and Japan
Aesthetics and Hermeneutics, UCLA,
Spring 1999
Meiji and
Manga: Japan's Past Through the Eyes of the Present
Japanese History, Modern: 1868 to the Present, UCLA, Spring 1999
The Evolution
of Monkey: From Chinese Folk Saint to Japanese Manga Hero
Osamu Tezuka
and the Manga Revolution |
| Kenji Sato
| The University of Tokyo
| More
Animated than Life [corrected version]
in Kyoto Journal, Number 46 (Summer 2001)
More Animated than
Life - A Critical Overview of Japanese Animated Films [original
version]
in Japan Echo, Volume 24, Number 5 |
| Kumiko Sato
|
Ph. D. candidate, Pennsylvania State University |
The
Orient Orientalizing Itself: Japanese Animation and Split
Identity
The World of Shoujo Manga
|
| Toshiko Shige |
International English Center, University of Colorado |
Pokemon: Modern Childhood in a Virtual World |
| Masaake Shindoh
| Manager, International Division, Shogakukan, Inc.
| "Doraemon" in Learning Materials
in ABD: Asian/Pacific Book Development, Volume 34, Number 1 |
| Dr. Amardeep Singh
| Assistant Professor, Department of English, Lehigh University
| Unlocked: Miyazaki's Spirited Away
|
| Olle Sjogren
| Professor, Film Studies, Goteborg University
| Anime och Animism: om mytologi och estetik i Miyazaki filmer - NEW
in Swedish, in Kraus99, Issue 8
|
|
| Aaron "Spiffy"
Smith |
| The Japanese
Influence
English Composition,
Kutztown University Spring
1996 |
| "Sophie" |
| [currently down] Akira, Mononoke Hime, Nausicaa: Comparing the Dystopias |
| Jesse Stanley |
|
Anime
101
in Japan Ink: An Online Journal of Japanese Studies
|
| Marie
Sullivan |
|
Shoujo
Manga
| Sabrina Surovec |
| Christianity and
its history through Japanese animation: anime |
| Joy E. Swafford
|
| Female Images in American Cartoons and Japanimation
Nationalities, Sexualities, and Global TV, University of Maryland - College Park, Spring 1997 |
| "TacoMan"
|
| Anime in America |
| Wilson Tai |
Resident English Teacher, Zhejiang University City College, Hangzhou, China
| Casting female
stereotypes in the Pacific Rim
Pacific Rim Discourse, University of California, Santa
Cruz, Fall 2001
|
| Kaoru Takamura, Masaaki Noda
| Takamura is a mystery writer. Noda is Professor of Psychopathology, Kyoto Women's University
| [currently down] Japanese Society
and the Psychopath
in Japan Echo, Volume 24, Number 4 |
| Osamu Takeuchi |
Professor of Communications, Osaka International University for Women
| Japanese Manga: Research and Criticism
in Japanese Book News, Volume 15 (Fall 1996)
|
| Alex Chang Tang
|
| The
Strange World of Otaku |
| Matthew Thorn
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matt-thorn.com
Associate Professor, Kyoto Seika
University, Kyooto, Japan |
Adolescent
Liminality in the Manga of Hagio Moto
Presented at the Seventh Annual Association of Teachers of Japanese Seminar
Unlikely
Explorers: Alternative Narratives of Love, Sex, Gender, and Friendship in
Japanese "Girls" Comics
Presented at the New York Conference on Asian Studies
What Japanese Girls Do
with Manga, and Why
Presented at the Japan Anthropology Workshop, University of Melbourne
What
Are Shoujo Manga?
in EPIC WORLD, Issues 9 and 10 (September, November 1995)
Shojo
manga - Something for the girls
in Japan
Quarterly, Volume 48, Issue 3 |
| Chris Thorp
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| How the concept of the cyborg has changed human self-perception
Cyberfeminism and Technoculture, University of Minnesota
| Phil Ticknor
| philticknor.net
Sports Information Director, Washington College
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Anime Crosses the Ocean: An Intercultural Look at the Rising Popularity of Japanese Animation in North America
Tradition, Escapism and the Occupation: Examining Japanese Mass Media
From Woodblock Prints to OAV's: A Topical Survey of Manga And Anime
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| Dr. Masami Toku |
Visual Culture Research in Art and Education
Assistant Professor, Department of Art and Art History, California State University, Chico
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Cross-cultural Analysis of Artistic Development: Drawing by Japanese and U.S. Children
in Visual Arts Research, Volume 27, Issue 1/Number 53 (2001)
What is Manga?: The Influence of Pop-culture in Adolescent Art
in Art Education: The Journal of the National Art Education Association, Volume 54, Number 2 (March 2001)
Influence of Pop-culture in Children's Art: Possibilities of implementing manga in art education curricula
in Web Journal of Art and Education
Children's Artistic and Aesthetic Development: The Influence of Pop-culture in Children's Drawings
Presented at the 31st International Society for Education through Art World Congress
"Boys' Love," Yaoi, and Art Education: Issues of Power and Pedagogy
Co-written with Dr. Brent G. Wilson, Professor Emeritus of Art Education, School of Visual Art, Pennsylvania State University
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| Mitchell Tribbett
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| Serial Experiments: Lain as a Reflection of Modern Japanese Anxieties in the Digital Era
Anthropology of Japan, Reed College |
| Toshiya
Ueno |
Associate Professor, Department of Expressive Culture Wako University |
Japanimation and
Techno-Orientalism
In Documentary Box, Number 9 (December 1996)
[currently down] Techno-Orientalism and
Media Tribalism: On Japanese Animation and Rave
Culture
in Third Text, Number 47 (Summer 1999)
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| James. A. Van Fleet
| Librarian/Information Specialist for Science and Engineering Resources, Bucknell University
| Anime for Academic Libraries
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| Justin Vann
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| Apple Pie Baked in the Rising Sun: Japanese Anime and its Influences on the USA
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| Mako Wakasa |
| Takashi
Murakami: an Interview
Translated by Mako Wakasa and Naomi Ginoza
in the Journal of
Contemporary Art - Online |
| Takesato Watanabe
| Professor of Journalism and Mass Communication, Doshisha University
| Japan's Media at Present
In Doshisha Social Science Review, Number 55 (September 1996)
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| Maggie
Weidner |
| [currently down]
Faster
Than the Speed of Culture: Anime in America
Japanese Society and Culture, Stanford
University
Out
of the Womb and Back Again: Neon Genesis Evangelion and Images of
Motherhood
Japanese Culture in a Millennial Perspective, Kyoto Center
for Japanese Studies (Stanford Japan Center)
Love's
Evolution: Rumiko Takahashi's Urusei Yatsura, Ranma 1/2, and
Inuyasha |
| Matthew J. Weise
| M.S. in Comparative Media Studies candidate, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
| Nerd Heroes: The Phenomenon of Loser Protagonists in Modern Japanese Games - NEW
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| Fox Wilkinson
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| [currently down] The
Art of Anime and Pornography
Modern
Japanese Civilization, Purdue
University, Spring 1998 |
| Yuji Yamamoto |
M.A. candidate, Master of Arts Program in the Humanities, University of Chicago |
Human Totems in Japanese Animation
Totemism, Fetishism, Idolatry, University of Chicago, Winter 1999
[currently down]
'Critique by works' as an alternative meta-critique: from a Japanese perspective
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