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Author:

Bartolotta, Kenneth, author.

Title:

Anime : Japanese animation comes to America / by Kenneth Bartolotta.

Publisher:

Lucent Press,

Copyright Date:

2018

Description:

104 pages : color illustrations ; 24 cm.

Subject:

Animated films--Japan--History and criticism.
Animated films--United States.--Appreciation--United States.
Animated films--Japan--History and criticism.--Juvenile literature.
Animation (Cinematography)--Japan--History and criticism--Juvenile literature.
Animated films--Appreciation--Japan--Juvenile literature.
Animated films--Appreciation--United States--Juvenile literature.
Animated films--Appreciation--Japan
Animated films--History and criticism.--Japan.
Animated films--Japan--History and criticism.
Animated films--Japan--Appreciation.
Animated films
Animation (Cinematography)
Japan
United States
Criticism, interpretation, etc.
Juvenile works.
Literature.

Notes:

"Portions of this book originally appeared in Anime by Hal Marcovitz." Includes bibliographical references (pages 96-98) and index.

Contents:

Anime's origins -- Americanizing anime -- Why anime stands out -- Anime's strong female roles -- Anime's deeper meaning -- A blending of cultures.

Summary:

Japanese style of film animation (anime) has become extremely popular in Western culture. Although in the West its audience previously consisted mainly of young children, it has increasingly become accepted as an art form that can be appreciated by all ages. Here readers discover the controversy that historically surrounded anime's status in the West and its fans struggle to promote it as a serious art form. Anime's leap from Eastern to Western culture is highlighted with full-color photographs and fact-filled sidebars.

Series:

Eye on art

ISBN:

1534561021
9781534561021

OCLC:

(OCoLC)988864605

LCCN:

2017025724

Locations:

PNAX964 -- Northeast Iowa Community College Library - Calmar (Calmar)