An edition of Tezuka's manga life
(2013)
Tezuka's manga life
by Frenchy Lunning
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Criticism and interpretation, History and criticism, Themes, motives, Comic books, strips, Cartoonists, Art, japanese, CartooningPeople
Osamu Tezuka (1928-1989)Places
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Table of Contents
Introduction.
Manga life: Tezuka -- Thomas Lamarre
"Becoming-insect woman": Tezuka's feminist species -- Mary A. Knighton
Diary of an insect shōjo's vagabond life -- Tezuka Osamu ; translated by Mary A. Knighton
Tezuka Osamu's circle of life: vitalism, evolution, and Buddhism -- G. Clinton Godart
Atom came from bugs: the precocious didacticism of Tezuka Osamu's Essays in insect idleness -- Linda H. Chance
On the fabulation of a form of life in the drawn line and systems of thought -- Verina Gfader
The metamorphic and microscopic in Tezuka Osamu's graphic novels -- Christine L. Marran
Where is Tezuka?: a theory of manga expression -- Natsume Fusanosuke ; translated by Matthew Young
Phoenix 2772: a 1980 turning point for Tezuka and anime -- Renato Rivera Rusca -- Copying Atomu / -- Marc Steinberg
Tokiwasou story -- Akatsuka Fujio ; translated by Matthew Young
Toward a theory of "artist manga": manga self-consciousness and the transforming figure of the artist -- Hashimoto Yorimitsu ; translated by Baryon Tensor Posadas
Manga shōnen: Katō Ken'ichi and the manga boys -- Ryan Holmberg
Implicating readers: Tezuka's early seinen manga -- Fujiki Hideaki
Tezuka'a anime revolution in context -- Jonathan Clements
Designing a world -- Frederik L. Schodt
Unico -- Anno Moyoko ; translated by Matthew Young
An unholy alliance of Eisenstein and Disney: the fascist origins of otaku culture -- Ōtsuka Eiji ; translated by Thomas Lamarre
Osamu Moet Moso: imagining lines of eroticism in Akihabara -- Patrick W. Galbraith
Tezuka, shōjo manga, and Hagio Moto -- Hori Hikari
Out of death, an atomic consecration to life: Astro Boy and Hiroshima's long shadow -- Alicia Gibson
Wolf head in Phoenix -- Ueno Toshiya.
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Includes bibliographical references.
Essays in English, some translated from Japanese.
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