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10c. "Subjectivity" and Ghost in the [Shell]2 comments

Ba Zi wrote 1 week ago: If I were being honest with myself about my academic career, taking to heart the numerous times I ha … more →

Tags: anime, manga, Ghost in the Shell, ghost in the machine, Descartes, subjectivity, koestler, ryle

Japanese Fandom from the Meiji to the Modern Era: An Introduction4 comments

joshspeagle wrote 2 weeks ago: After recovering from mono and finally finishing out the semester, I’ve finally ended my month … more →

Tags: Japanese Fandom Through the Ages, Avatar: The Last Airbender, Christopher Benfey, Crime Edge, fandom, From Impressionism to Anime, hair fetish sadly cannot solve everything, Introduction, Meiji period

Price of Passion By Susan Napier

elassticna wrote 4 months ago: Price of Passion By Susan Napier Kate had learned certain lessons as Drake Daniels’s lover:Les … more →

Another Time

ishabelle wrote 6 months ago: This Sleeping Beauty didn’t want reawakening Helen was horrified! She’d just met her fia … more →

Tags: Romance, Contemporary, Contemporary Romance, Category Romance, Harlequin

Ackland Art Museum in Chapel Hill, NC, Offers Lecture by Susan Napier on Hayao Miyazaki - Oct. 4, 2012

canews wrote 7 months ago: The Ackland Art Museum in Chapel Hill, NC, is offering a lecture by Professor Susan Napier of Japane … more →

Tags: NC Visual Arts, Chapel Hill NC Visual Arts, Triangle NC Visual Arts, Arts & Lectures, Carolina Arts, chapel hill nc, Visiting North Carolina, Ackland Art Museum, hayao miyazaki

Kaneko Tohta's blue sharks3 comments

Scott Metz wrote 1 year ago: 梅咲いて庭中に青鮫が来ている ume sai te niwajû ni aozame ga kite iru Kaneko Tohta 金子兜太 — — Back in 2009, I began a … more →

Tags: KU, Japanese Haiku, Philip Rowland, Surrealism, Kaneko Tohta, Fay Aoyagi, blue sharks, John Solt, Jeffrey Johnson

Sailor Moon and Femininity 8 comments

Kathryn wrote 1 year ago: It would be many years before I would understand that femininity, the practice of femininity, and th … more →

Tags: manga, Popular Culture, anne allison, bishojo, Comics, comics for girls, discursive spaces, Fantasy, fantasy and feminism

Yugen Normal: Sarai-ya Goyou Ends Today!

campusnotes wrote 2 years ago: Occasionally, unrelated incidents collide in novel insight.  One such moment of clarity occurred rec … more →

Tags: Commentaries, anime, manga, Natsume Ono, Japanese Aesthetics, Japanese Pop Culture, Noh Theater, Zeami Motokiyo, shogun

Anime from Akira to Howl's Moving Castle

Kathryn wrote 2 years ago: Title: Anime from Akira to Howl’s Moving Castle: Experiencing Contemporary Japanese Animation Author … more →

Tags: Popular Culture, criticism, History, anime, contemporary Japanese popular culture, Psychoanalysis, Shojo, anime scholarship, Miyazaki Hayao

Two Paranormal Romances, One Harlequin Presents4 comments

Taja wrote 3 years ago: I’ve read three novels this month not counting Pamela Clare’s Naked Edge which I started … more →

Tags: Reading Journal, Book Comment, Sherrilyn Kenyon, The Dark Hunter Series, Adams & Clamp, "The Thrall" series

HitagiWorld: Thoughts on the Senjougahara Fascination Movement14 comments

2DT wrote 3 years ago: Academically inclined anime fans will probably be familiar with Mechademia, a journal for scholarly … more →

Tags: Commentary, Bakemonogatari, Freud

Mechademia2 comments

Kathryn wrote 3 years ago: Title: Mechademia Editor: Frenchy Lunning Publisher: University of Minnesota Press Publication Sched … more →

Tags: criticism, Popular Culture, anime, anime fandom, anime journals, anime scholarship, Aoshima Chiho, blood - the last vampire, Cinema Anime

The Cruellest Lie by Susan Napier2 comments

janicu wrote 4 years ago: The Cruellest Lie by Susan Napier I bought this for 75 cents at Salvation Army because I liked the o … more →

Tags: Book Review, Harlequin, Harlequin Presents, Romance

The Price of Passion by Susan Napier2 comments

janicu wrote 4 years ago: Price of Passion (Harlequin Presents: Pregnant Mistresses) Susan Napier Hohoho, I read another one o … more →

Tags: Harlequin, Harlequin Presents, Romance, Freebies

แม่พระกะโปโล

enyxynematryx wrote 4 years ago: เด็กผู้หญิงมีบทบาทโดดเด่นเสมอในสื่อสาธารณะของญี่ปุ่นรวมถึงภาพยนตร์และวรรณกรรม วัฒนธรรมญี่ปุ่นหมกมุ่น … more →

Tags: Asian Cinema, Shojo, Howl’s Moving Castle, Ghibli Studio, Johanna Spyri, heidi, isao takahata, อิซาโอะ ทากาฮาตะ, hayao miyazaki

Q&A With Mary-Theresa Hussey, Executive Editor, Silhouette Books125 comments

Bronwyn Jameson wrote 4 years ago: This week at DDU we are delighted to welcome Mary-Theresa Hussey as our special guest. As well as fi … more →

Tags: Guest Blogger, Silhouette editor, Mary-Theresa Hussey, Essie Summers, Kay Hooper, Justine Davis, Rachel Lee, Sara Seale, Iris Johansen

Ōe and Beyond: Fiction in Contemporary Japan

Kathryn wrote 5 years ago: Title: Ōe and Beyond: Fiction in Contemporary Japan Editors: Stephen Snyder and Philip Gabriel Essay … more →

Tags: Contemporary Literature, criticism, Murakami Ryū, postmoderism, feminist theory, literary canon, American Scholarship, important Japanese authors, Stephen Snyder


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