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By S. Napier
S. Napier, 2003
Japanese animation, known as anime, holds a significant place in American pop culture, extending far beyond children's cartoons. This medium encompasses a wide range of genres, from historical narratives to mature science fiction thrillers. Far from being mere entertainment, anime effectively addresses complex social and cultural issues, including alienation, gender inequality, and teenage angst. This book delves into how anime presents these themes with depth and sophistication, examining identity conflicts and anxieties surrounding rapid technological change.