Tezuka's Manga Life
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Frenchy Lunning is professor of liberal arts at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design.
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Frenchy Lunning is professor of liberal arts at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design.
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- Verlag: University of Minnesota Press
- Seitenzahl: 320
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. Januar 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 251mm x 177mm x 27mm
- Gewicht: 740g
- ISBN-13: 9780816689552
- ISBN-10: 0816689555
- Artikelnr.: 38057234
- Verlag: University of Minnesota Press
- Seitenzahl: 320
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. Januar 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 251mm x 177mm x 27mm
- Gewicht: 740g
- ISBN-13: 9780816689552
- ISBN-10: 0816689555
- Artikelnr.: 38057234
Frenchy Lunning is professor of liberal arts at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design.
Contents
Introduction. Manga Life: Tezuka . . .Thomas Lamarre
Nonhuman Life
“Becoming-Insect Woman”: Tezuka’s Feminist SpeciesMary A. KnightonDiary of
an Insect Shôjo’s Vagabond LifeTezuka OsamuTranslated by Mary A. Knighton
Tezuka Osamu’s Circle of Life: Vitalism, Evolution, and BuddhismG. Clinton
GodartAtom Came from Bugs: The Precocious Didacticism of Tezuka Osamu’s
Essays in Insect IdlenessLinda H. ChanceOn the Fabulation of a Form of Life
in the Drawn Line and Systems of ThoughtVerina GfaderThe Metamorphic and
Microscopic in Tezuka Osamu’s Graphic NovelsChristine L. Marran
Media Life
Where Is Tezuka?: A Theory of Manga ExpressionNatsume FusanosukeTranslated
by Matthew YoungPhoenix 2772: A 1980 Turning Point for Tezuka and Anime
Renato Rivera RuscaCopying AtomuMarc SteinbergTokiwasou StoryAkatsuka Fujio
Translated by Matthew Young
A Life in Manga
Toward a Theory of “Artist-Manga”: Manga Self-Consciousness and the
Transforming Figure of the ArtistYorimitsu HashimotoTranslated by Baryon
Tensor PosadasManga Shônen: Katô Ken’ichi and the Manga BoysRyan Holmberg
Implicating Readers: Tezuka’s Early Seinen MangaHideaki FujikiTezuka’s
Anime Revolution in ContextJonathan ClementsDesigning a WorldFrederik L.
SchodtUnicoAnno MoyokoTranslated by Matthew Young
Everyday Life
An Unholy Alliance of Eisenstein and Disney: The Fascist Origins of Otaku
CultureÔtsuka EijiTranslated by Thomas LamarreOsamu Moet Moso: Imagining
Lines of Eroticism in AkihabaraPatrick W. GalbraithTezuka, Shôjo Manga, and
Hagio MotoHikari HoriOut of Death, an Atomic Consecration to Life: Astro
Boy and Hiroshima’s Long ShadowAlicia GibsonWolf Head in PhoenixToshiya
Ueno
ContributorsCall for Papers
Introduction. Manga Life: Tezuka . . .Thomas Lamarre
Nonhuman Life
“Becoming-Insect Woman”: Tezuka’s Feminist SpeciesMary A. KnightonDiary of
an Insect Shôjo’s Vagabond LifeTezuka OsamuTranslated by Mary A. Knighton
Tezuka Osamu’s Circle of Life: Vitalism, Evolution, and BuddhismG. Clinton
GodartAtom Came from Bugs: The Precocious Didacticism of Tezuka Osamu’s
Essays in Insect IdlenessLinda H. ChanceOn the Fabulation of a Form of Life
in the Drawn Line and Systems of ThoughtVerina GfaderThe Metamorphic and
Microscopic in Tezuka Osamu’s Graphic NovelsChristine L. Marran
Media Life
Where Is Tezuka?: A Theory of Manga ExpressionNatsume FusanosukeTranslated
by Matthew YoungPhoenix 2772: A 1980 Turning Point for Tezuka and Anime
Renato Rivera RuscaCopying AtomuMarc SteinbergTokiwasou StoryAkatsuka Fujio
Translated by Matthew Young
A Life in Manga
Toward a Theory of “Artist-Manga”: Manga Self-Consciousness and the
Transforming Figure of the ArtistYorimitsu HashimotoTranslated by Baryon
Tensor PosadasManga Shônen: Katô Ken’ichi and the Manga BoysRyan Holmberg
Implicating Readers: Tezuka’s Early Seinen MangaHideaki FujikiTezuka’s
Anime Revolution in ContextJonathan ClementsDesigning a WorldFrederik L.
SchodtUnicoAnno MoyokoTranslated by Matthew Young
Everyday Life
An Unholy Alliance of Eisenstein and Disney: The Fascist Origins of Otaku
CultureÔtsuka EijiTranslated by Thomas LamarreOsamu Moet Moso: Imagining
Lines of Eroticism in AkihabaraPatrick W. GalbraithTezuka, Shôjo Manga, and
Hagio MotoHikari HoriOut of Death, an Atomic Consecration to Life: Astro
Boy and Hiroshima’s Long ShadowAlicia GibsonWolf Head in PhoenixToshiya
Ueno
ContributorsCall for Papers
Contents
Introduction. Manga Life: Tezuka . . .Thomas Lamarre
Nonhuman Life
“Becoming-Insect Woman”: Tezuka’s Feminist SpeciesMary A. KnightonDiary of
an Insect Shôjo’s Vagabond LifeTezuka OsamuTranslated by Mary A. Knighton
Tezuka Osamu’s Circle of Life: Vitalism, Evolution, and BuddhismG. Clinton
GodartAtom Came from Bugs: The Precocious Didacticism of Tezuka Osamu’s
Essays in Insect IdlenessLinda H. ChanceOn the Fabulation of a Form of Life
in the Drawn Line and Systems of ThoughtVerina GfaderThe Metamorphic and
Microscopic in Tezuka Osamu’s Graphic NovelsChristine L. Marran
Media Life
Where Is Tezuka?: A Theory of Manga ExpressionNatsume FusanosukeTranslated
by Matthew YoungPhoenix 2772: A 1980 Turning Point for Tezuka and Anime
Renato Rivera RuscaCopying AtomuMarc SteinbergTokiwasou StoryAkatsuka Fujio
Translated by Matthew Young
A Life in Manga
Toward a Theory of “Artist-Manga”: Manga Self-Consciousness and the
Transforming Figure of the ArtistYorimitsu HashimotoTranslated by Baryon
Tensor PosadasManga Shônen: Katô Ken’ichi and the Manga BoysRyan Holmberg
Implicating Readers: Tezuka’s Early Seinen MangaHideaki FujikiTezuka’s
Anime Revolution in ContextJonathan ClementsDesigning a WorldFrederik L.
SchodtUnicoAnno MoyokoTranslated by Matthew Young
Everyday Life
An Unholy Alliance of Eisenstein and Disney: The Fascist Origins of Otaku
CultureÔtsuka EijiTranslated by Thomas LamarreOsamu Moet Moso: Imagining
Lines of Eroticism in AkihabaraPatrick W. GalbraithTezuka, Shôjo Manga, and
Hagio MotoHikari HoriOut of Death, an Atomic Consecration to Life: Astro
Boy and Hiroshima’s Long ShadowAlicia GibsonWolf Head in PhoenixToshiya
Ueno
ContributorsCall for Papers
Introduction. Manga Life: Tezuka . . .Thomas Lamarre
Nonhuman Life
“Becoming-Insect Woman”: Tezuka’s Feminist SpeciesMary A. KnightonDiary of
an Insect Shôjo’s Vagabond LifeTezuka OsamuTranslated by Mary A. Knighton
Tezuka Osamu’s Circle of Life: Vitalism, Evolution, and BuddhismG. Clinton
GodartAtom Came from Bugs: The Precocious Didacticism of Tezuka Osamu’s
Essays in Insect IdlenessLinda H. ChanceOn the Fabulation of a Form of Life
in the Drawn Line and Systems of ThoughtVerina GfaderThe Metamorphic and
Microscopic in Tezuka Osamu’s Graphic NovelsChristine L. Marran
Media Life
Where Is Tezuka?: A Theory of Manga ExpressionNatsume FusanosukeTranslated
by Matthew YoungPhoenix 2772: A 1980 Turning Point for Tezuka and Anime
Renato Rivera RuscaCopying AtomuMarc SteinbergTokiwasou StoryAkatsuka Fujio
Translated by Matthew Young
A Life in Manga
Toward a Theory of “Artist-Manga”: Manga Self-Consciousness and the
Transforming Figure of the ArtistYorimitsu HashimotoTranslated by Baryon
Tensor PosadasManga Shônen: Katô Ken’ichi and the Manga BoysRyan Holmberg
Implicating Readers: Tezuka’s Early Seinen MangaHideaki FujikiTezuka’s
Anime Revolution in ContextJonathan ClementsDesigning a WorldFrederik L.
SchodtUnicoAnno MoyokoTranslated by Matthew Young
Everyday Life
An Unholy Alliance of Eisenstein and Disney: The Fascist Origins of Otaku
CultureÔtsuka EijiTranslated by Thomas LamarreOsamu Moet Moso: Imagining
Lines of Eroticism in AkihabaraPatrick W. GalbraithTezuka, Shôjo Manga, and
Hagio MotoHikari HoriOut of Death, an Atomic Consecration to Life: Astro
Boy and Hiroshima’s Long ShadowAlicia GibsonWolf Head in PhoenixToshiya
Ueno
ContributorsCall for Papers