plot cliches about the mysterious Japanese popular culture
ran past the text "Teaching Japanese Popular Culture" by Deborah Shamoon (PDF)
From the series "Sin is not released, but three adresochka suggested." At the end of the article interesting curriculum.
Carved list of specimens for izucheiya
Week 1: Novel-Highbrow/Popular Fiction
Murakami Haruki. Norwegian Wood.
Week 2: Novel-Crime
Miyabe Miyuki. All She Was Worth.
Week 3: Live Action Film-Crime
Stray Dog, Kurosawa Akira, 1949.
Week 4: Live Action Film-Jidaigeki
Lady Snowblood, Fujita Toshiya, 1973.
Week 5: Live Action Film-Science Fiction
Casshern, Kiriya Kazuaki, 2004.
Week 6: TV—Tokusatsu
Ultraman Tsuburaya Eiji, 1966; episodes 2 and 14
Week 7: TV—Anime
Galaxy Express 999, Matsumoto Reiji, 1979 (film version dir. Rintaro)
Week 8: Film—Anime
Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind, Miyazaki Hayao, 1984.
Week 9: TV—Anime
Mobile Suit Gundam, Tomino Yoshiyuki, 1979; film version
Week 10: TV—Anime
Neon Genesis Evangelion, Anno Hideaki, 1995: episodes 9, 16, 25, 26
Week 11: Story—Manga
Tezuka Osamu, Metropolis. Dark Horse, 2003.
Week 12: Gekiga
Tatsumi Yoshihiro. “My Hitler.” The Push Man and Other Stories.
Week 13: Shojo—Manga
Yazawa Ai. Nana Vol. 2.
Moto Hagio. “X + Y.” A, A’.
Week 14: Gekiga
Koike Kazuo and Kojima Goseki, Lone Wolf & Cub vol. 1.
Ch. 1 “Son for Hire, Sword for Hire”
Ch. 6 “Waiting for the Rains”
Ch. 7 “Eight Gates of Deceit”
Ch. 9 “The Assassin’s Road”
Week 15: Horror—Manga
Hino Hideshi, Hell Baby.
Все научные статьи я убрал. Still free and easy, most of them do not get it. Those interested can look at the source.
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