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Tag Archives: manga
Book Announcement: Queer Transfigurations: Boys Love Media in Asia
Queer Transfigurations: Boys Love Media in Asia Edited by James Welker The boys love (BL) genre was created for girls and women by young female manga (comic) artists in early 1970s Japan to challenge oppressive gender and sexual norms. Over … Continue reading
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Tagged asia, BL, book announcement, books, boys' love, comics, east asia, fan studies, Japan, manga, media, media studies, queer studies, South Asia, Southeast Asia
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Call for Papers: Manga, Comics and Japan: Area Studies as Media Studies
In 2018 Sweden and Japan celebrate 150 years of diplomatic relations. This occasion provides an excellent opportunity to reconceptualize the study of Japanese culture in a way which meets the requirements of an increasingly networked and digitalized world. Our conference … Continue reading
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Tagged call for papers, comics, manga, media, media studies, society, Stockholm University
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Call for Papers: Teaching Anime and Manga
Teaching Anime and Manga Northeast Modern Language Association convention This session proposes to look at what has been a persistent but under-represented section of comics studies: manga (Japanese comics), and associated with it, anime (Japanese animation). Access to anime and manga … Continue reading
Call for Papers: Mechademia: Second Arc, Vol. 1 “Childhood”
“Childhood” As the inaugural issue of this “second arc” of the narratives initiated by the Mechademia book series, the topic of “childhood” seems appropriate and timely, for several reasons. Primarily, this new book series expands the vista of the Mechademia series to encompass not … Continue reading
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Tagged animation, anime, call for papers, childhood, manga, Mechademia, media, media studies
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Fun Link Friday: Anatomical illustrations of Japanese Folk Monsters
Japan loves its ghost stories, and it especially loves the huge variety of supernatural creatures that feature in them. From handscrolls to ukiyo-e prints, artists have been bringing the spooky to life for centuries. This week’s Fun Link Friday is … Continue reading
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Tagged culture, folklore, fun link friday, ghosts, illustration, Japanese culture, manga, monsters, Shigeru Mizuki
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Fun Link Friday: The real-life shrines of Sailor Moon
If you’re revisiting classic Sailor Moon or watching Sailor Moon Crystal, check out Rurousha’s post on the Tokyo shrines that appear in the manga and anime. The shrine is written 火川 in the manga, but it’s 氷川 in real life. … Continue reading
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Tagged anime, fun link friday, manga, Sailor Moon, Shinto
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Competition: Manga in/as Essay: Interpreting Kurama Tengu
Manga in/as Essay competition: Interpreting Kurama Tengu To demonstrate the expressive potential of manga, Asiascape.org (based at Leiden University), is proud to announce its third competition ‘Interpreting Kurama Tengu.’ For its 3rd manga competition, we invite manga artists, cartoonists, students … Continue reading
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Tagged art, artists, competition, essay, Kurama tengu, manga, noh, Noh play, students
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Resource: Tezuka Collection on Google Cultural Institute
Tezuka Productions Co. has created a collection on Google Cultural Institute, an online resource of images and information from museums and archives all over the world, about Tezuka Osamu’s contributions to anime. The collection has three exhibits. The first is Tezuka Osamu: The … Continue reading
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Tagged animation, Google Cultural Institute, history, history of anime and manga, manga, pop culture, postwar, resource, Tezuka, Tezuka Museum, Tezuka Osamu
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Summer Program: Media Mix Summer Program 2014
The Media Mix Summer Program 2014 is organized by the University of Tokyo and supported by the Kadokawa Culture Promotion Foundation. It is a two-week summer program to be held at the University of Tokyo, Komaba campus from July 14-26, 2014. … Continue reading
Call for Papers & Speakers: 2014 AX Anime and Manga Studies Symposium
Call for Papers / Call for Speakers 2014 AX Anime and Manga Studies Symposium July 3 – July 6 Anime Expo 2014 Los Angeles Convention Center (Los Angeles, CA) http://www.anime-expo.org Keynote Speaker: Prof. Marc Steinberg (Concordia University, Montreal, Canada) Submission … Continue reading