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By S. Napier
S. Napier, 2003
With the enduring popularity of franchises like Pokemon, Japanese animation, or anime, has secured a significant place in American pop culture. However, anime extends far beyond children's cartoons, encompassing a wide spectrum from historical epics to mature sci-fi thrillers. Often perceived as mere entertainment, anime demonstrates a remarkable capacity for exploring critical social and cultural issues. This book delves into how anime addresses themes such as alienation, gender inequality, and teenage angst with depth and sophistication.