Robot Ghosts And Wired Dreams: Japanese Science Fiction From Origins To Anime University Of Minnesota Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Essays Literary Reference

Since The End Of Second World War-And Particularly Over Last Decade-Japanese Science Fiction Has Strongly Influenced Global Popular Culture Unlike American And British Its Most Examples Have Been Visual-From Gojira (Godzilla) Astro Boy In 1950S 1960S To Anime Masterpieces Akira Ghost Shell 1980S 1990S-While Little Attention Paid A Vibrant Tradition Prose Japan Robot Ghosts Wired Dreams Remedies This Neglect With Rich Exploration Genre That Connects Contemporary Bringing Together Western Scholars Leading Japanese Critics Groundbreaking Work Traces Beginnings Evolution Future Direction Major Schools Authors Cultural Origins Relationship Counterparts Role Formation Japan\ S National Political Identity Unique Fan Covering Remarkable Range Texts-From 1930S Fantastic Detective Yumeno Kyusaku Cross-Culturally Produced Marketed Film Video Game Franchise Final Fantasy-This Book Firmly Establishes As Vital Exciting Contributors: Hiroki Azuma Hiroko Chiba Depauw U Naoki William O Gardner Swarthmore College Mari Kotani Livia Monnet Montreal Miri Nakamura Stanford Susan Napier Tufts Sharalyn Orbaugh Columbia Tamaki Saito Thomas Schnellbacher Berlin Free Christopher Bolton Is Assistant Professor At Williams Istvan Csicsery-Ronay Jr English University Takayuki Tatsumi Keio Σελίδες: 288 Διαστάσεις: 17 8X17 8Cm