Animating the Chaos: Contemporary Japanese Anime, Cinema, and Postmodernity

Animating the Chaos: Contemporary Japanese Anime, Cinema, and Postmodernity

86 pages· 2008· ISBN 9780549605058
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Chapters are composed of analysis of three Japanese visual media: Spirited Away (2001: an anime film by Hayao Miyazaki), Elfen Lied (2004: an anime TV series emerged from manga of the same title), and Bright Future (2003: a live-action film illustrating the frustrated youth in contemporary Japan).

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