“Who goes there?” Reflections on signs and personhood in Christopher Hutton’s Integrationism and the Self by Paul Cobley

“…Review of Integrationism and the Self: Reflections on the Legal Personhood of Animals [Series Routledge Advances in Communication and Linguistic Theory] by Christopher Hutton. …”
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The Process of Self-actualization in Altair From The Anime Re:Creator by Ei Aoki by Satyarso Muhammad Agrisandy

“…This thesis is aimed to analyses the process of self-actualization from a main antagonist character called Altair, from the anime series titled Re:Creators. Based on Abraham Maslow’s theory of Hierarchy of Needs. …”
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BILINGUAL PUNS ON THE MATERIAL OF ANIME TV SERIES “ONE PIECE” AND “GINTAMA” AS A RESULT OF THE GLOBALIZATION PROCESS by S. S. Medvedev, A. G. Fomin

“…The paper focuses on bilingual puns on the material of Japanese anime series «One Piece» and «Gintama». The spread of anime outsideJapanis one of the components of the global process of intercultural communication. …”
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The Mecha that therefore we are (not): an eco-phenomenological reading of Neon Genesis Evangelion by Giuseppe Gatti

“…The article proposes an analysis of the forms of narration and reception of the anime series Neon Genesis Evangelion (1995-1996), in its ability to have intercepted, synthesized and internationally popularized in an innovative and almost unparalleled way, the complexity of the eco-phenomenological perspective. …”
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Humanisme Pendidikan Islam dalam Serial Anime Naruto by Tomi Azami

“…The process of humanism in Islamic education can be done in various ways, one of which is through the Naruto anime series. This research aims to analyze the humanist value of Islamic education or the human values contained in the Naruto Anime series. …”
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ANIMATION TEXT AS SPEECH GENRE AND WAYS OF HIS LANGUAGE REALIZATION by N. S. Kabylkina, T. N. Lomteva

“…In thе article states the results of the research project «The Lingvocultural dynamic of pragmatic effect of a phenomenon of play on words and its interpretation in receiving culture (on the basis of the American animation series of the end of XX - the beginnings of the XXI century)» which is devoted to research the lingvocultural dynamic of pragmatic effect of a phenomenon of play on words in the American animation. …”
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Protecting Your Family and Pets from Rabies by Holly K. Ober

“…WEC239/UW282: Facts about Wildlife Diseases: Rabies (ufl.edu) Ask IFAS: Facts about Wildlife Diseases: Risks to People and Animals series (ufl.edu) …”
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Protecting Your Family and Pets from Rabies by Holly K. Ober

“…WEC239/UW282: Facts about Wildlife Diseases: Rabies (ufl.edu) Ask IFAS: Facts about Wildlife Diseases: Risks to People and Animals series (ufl.edu) …”
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Protecting Your Family and Pets from Rabies by Holly K. Ober

“…WEC239/UW282: Facts about Wildlife Diseases: Rabies (ufl.edu) Ask IFAS: Facts about Wildlife Diseases: Risks to People and Animals series (ufl.edu) …”
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Abridged series and fandom remix culture [symposium] by Zephra C. Doerr

“…An abridged series is a form of fan parody in which some of the peculiarities of fan subs are mixed with the more general conventions of Internet parodies to produce a shortened version of an anime series with edited video and original dubbed-in dialogue. …”
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Modern Anxieties and Traditional Influence in Horror Anime by Anik Sarkar

“…This study seeks to demystify the ambiguity and “strangeness” surrounding three Japanese anime series, <i>Another</i>, <i>Yamishibai</i>, and <i>Mononoke</i>. …”
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“What Doraemon, the Earless Blue Robot Cat from the 22nd Century, Can Teach Us About How Japan’s Elderly and Their Human Caregivers Might Live with Emotional Care Robots.” by Robert C. Marshall

“…Disciplining imagination with method, structural analysis of the popular Japanese children’s animation series Doraemon, in which a slightly defective blue robot cat sent from the 22nd century becomes the helper and companion to a similarly slightly defective ten-year-old boy, lets us peer into one possible future of this nexus. …”
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BLACK MONEY AS THE MATTER OF NEO-LIBERAL UTOPIA – READING [C] THE MONEY OF SOUL AND POSSIBILITY CONTROL by Michał Kłosiński

“…The author analyses the anime series directed by Kenji Nakamura for motifs and representations linked with economics: black money, debt, the Midas bank. …”
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NOVEL NIN�GEN SHIKKAKU DAN ANIME NIN�GEN SHIKKAKU: SEBUAH ANALISIS INTERTEKSTUAL by , MARTINUS YUDHISTIRA WICAKSONO, , Robi Wibowo, S.S.

“…In 2009, this novel was adapted into animation as the first story of the anime series Aoi Bungaku. This research tried to compare the novel version of Ninâ��gen Shikkaku and the anime version of Ninâ��gen Shikkaku by using an intertextual approach to see how the novel version of Ninâ��gen Shikkaku transformed into anime form. …”

Nilai Pendidikan Islam dalam Animasi Upin Ipin dan Signifikansinya Terhadap Sikap Toleransi Beragama Anak SD by Al Ihwanah

“…This study analyzes the value of Islamic education in Upin and Ipin animation series, and its significance to religious tolerance of children. …”
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Popular Geopolitics of Japan: Geopolitical Discourses of Anime by Marta Zorko, Hrvoje Mostarac

“…Through an analysis of three anime series, Tokyo Magnitude 8.0, Earth Maiden Arjuna and Mobile Suit Gundam 00, we explore the geographic and geopolitical characteristics of Japan and their influence on the traditional, as well as the contemporary geopolitical discourses.…”
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Anomie and Isolation: The Wind-up Bird Chronicle, Ghost in the Shell, Serial Experiments Lain, and Japanese Consensus Society by Elmo Gonzaga

“…The essay explores how the societal effects of Japan’s economic recession during the 1990s are reflected in several cultural texts from that period: Haruki Murakami’s novel The Wind-up Bird Chronicle, the animé film Ghost in the Shell and the animé series Serial Experiments Lain.Faced with sudden job uncertainty due to the recession, Japanese individuals accustomed to the ideology of progress of a society that values uniformity and conformity have fallen into listlessness and withdrawal. …”
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US-Cyberpunk und Cyber-Japan by Malte Frey

“…Analyzing Ridley Scott’s Blade Runner (1982) as a founding text of cyberpunk and the recent computer game Cyberpunk 2077 (2020) as well as the subsequent anime series Cyberpunk Edgerunners (2022) as examples of contemporary fiction, I argue that Japanoid images continue to be employed in a condescending manner within the cyberpunk genre, affirming an inherently Western perspective.…”
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Lost in communication: The relationship between hikikomori and virtual reality in Japanese anime by Mariapaola Della Chiara

“…I will show mainly two approaches to the phenomenon: the one given in the anime series Sword Art Online (2012), in which virtual reality is perceived as the only place where true communication can happen; the second is the interpretation given by director Hosoda Mamoru in his animated features Summer Wars (2009) and Belle (2021), where virtual reality is a tool to support real life’s difficulties. …”
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From Animation to Augmentation: Dennō Coil and the Composited Self by Roquet, Paul

“…When cities are covered over with layers of augmented reality, what shadows are cast by this new ability to see? The Japanese anime series Dennō Coil explores exactly this question, following a group of children living in a near-future society where augmented reality glasses have become as essential to daily life as smartphones have today. …”
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