Post-feminist reading of Miyazaki's films including Princess Mononoke

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Link to Thomas La Marre article on Akira and Historical Trauma in Stevenson Library--on Akira Manga only but useful for ideas

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Link to Thomas La Marre, The Anime Machine, ebook in Stevenson Library

http://site.ebrary.com/lib/vjc/detail.action?docID=10353988

Mechademia 2 Networks of Desire: See Frenchy Lunning chapter, The Child and the Mecha, p. 268

http://site.ebrary.com/lib/vjc/detail.action?docID=10225519

Article on Apocalyptic Anime, including Akira (film)

http://www.ubishops.ca/baudrillardstudies/vol-11_2/v11-2-cholodenko.html

SU Library link to Susan Napier, Anime: From Akira to Princess Mononoke, full text Ebook

http://site.ebrary.com/lib/vjc/detail.action?docID=10023002



Good discussion of Barefoot Gen, pp. 221-229!

The Princess Mononoke chapter will be an important reference for us as well.

Barefoot Gen Manga online, Volumes 1-3

http://view.thespectrum.net/series/barefoot-gen.html

Thomas La Marre article, Forms of Expression in Barefoot Gen

See Chapter 11 in Mangatopia; the focus is on the manga but La Marre's account also encompasses "the plastic line" in anime.


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Link to Otaku USA magazine, fyi

http://www.otakuusamagazine.com/Main/Public/Home.aspx