Posts Tagged ‘animes’
Otaku2 – Doujinshi and Law
Posted by: Ariane Beldi on: April 21, 2009
Otaku2 – Doujinshi and Law
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This is something I have been thinking about recently. The manga industry has everything to gain from the dojinshi circles, for two reasons.
First, dojinshi has been fostered by the practice of the manga editors as far back as the 1930’s, when the first prepublication magazines encouraged readers to send [...]
The “mie” pose in Animes
Posted by: Ariane Beldi on: April 6, 2009
- In: Academics| Anime| Japon| Manga
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Danjuro Ichikawa II, in a mie pose in Shibaraku. Woodblock print by Torii Kiyomasu. Wikipedia English
Recently, I went to an amazing Surimono exhibit, at the Museum Rietberg, in Zürich. One of them represented the famous Kabuki actor Ishikawa Danjuro in a “mie” pose. Our guide, Mrs. Helen Loveday, an expert in the field of Chinese/Japanese [...]
Another American book on Japanese pop culture
Posted by: Ariane Beldi on: January 13, 2009
The Japanification of Children’s Popular Culture: From Godzilla to Miyazaki
by Mark I. West
I haven’t read it yet, but I just happened to stumble on it when I read the digest mail sent by “Let’s Manga” group on diigo. The link posted leads directly to the Amazon.com page, where you can buy it. I don’t know [...]
Card Captor Sakura #1: entre magie, fétichisme et défilé de mode
Posted by: Ariane Beldi on: January 8, 2009
Je ne l’avais pas encore fait jusque-là, mais j’ai décidé de me lancer dans des commentaires sur certaines séries d’animes ou de mangas qui m’ont inspirés des réflexions allant au-delà des considérations habituelles de goûts et de qualité de l’œuvre. Je dirais que la plupart de celles que j’ai achetées me titillent les neurones [...]
Did you say “Krazy”?
Posted by: Ariane Beldi on: July 4, 2008
And one more! Yes, one more book on animation and comics, including animes and mangas to add to your piling up reading list. These last two or three years, we have witnessed a flurry of works from a variety of disciplines on visual popular culture, especially on mangas and animes. This was somewhat long overdue [...]
First fieldwork, first mission
Posted by: Ariane Beldi on: June 9, 2008
- In: Academics| Anime| English| Manga| Ph.D.| anthropology| fieldwork
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The general fun of fieldwork:
Alright, here is the first part of the account from my week-end at JapAniManga Night. I’m sorry, I can’t put it all in one post, so I hope you’ll be able to keep up with me as I organize my thoughts and notes. The first part is more a general assessment [...]
Anime copyrights
Posted by: Ariane Beldi on: May 2, 2008
Internet piracy certainly is the 21st century plague, at least for the media Industry. Despites the Music majors’ victories over such peers-to-peers systems as Napster, they aren’t yet out of the wood. Indeed, such community-based free platforms as YouTube have now taken the relay and offer a new haven for the zillions adepts of [...]
Japanese entertainment thunderbolt
Posted by: Ariane Beldi on: April 24, 2008
The trumpets can start ringing, a new born has joined the increasingly fast-growing body of scholarly works focusing on the spread of Japanese entertainment and its success around the world!
In the wake of the many Manga Network projects, several publications are on the line and Marco Pellitteri’s book entitled “Il drago e la Saetta. Modelli, [...]
Brave Story
Posted by: Ariane Beldi on: April 4, 2008
- In: Events| Français| Fun| Projection
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L’association Yume a le plaisir d’organiser la première suisse de:
Brave Story
Dimanche 6 avril 2008 à midi
Cinéma Bio
47 Rue Saint-Joseph
1227 Carouge
Tram 12, 13 : March
Entrée 16.- CHF
13.- AVS-Etudiants-Chômeurs-AI- Membres ATE
10.- Ciné Pass
5.- Membres Yume
Site officiel: http://www.bravestory-lefilm.com/
Titre original : Brave Story
Pays : Japon
Durée : 112 minutes
Langues : Version originales sous-titrée en français
Format image : 1,85
Format [...]
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Pulling my online self together:
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I'd love to hear from you and what you think of this blog, so don't hesitate to send me an email at the following address: ariane.beldi [at] gmail [dot] com.
Online academic research tools
- World Bank - Welcome to the World Bank Developer Network!
- Data & Statistics
- SEVN : Syndicat de l'Edition Vidéo Numérique
- mekentosj.com : Software for Research
- Connotea: free online reference management for clinicians and scientists
- Eurostat Home
- English Pages｜社団法人日本映像ソフト協会
- Reports and Statistics - JETRO
- ICv2 : Inside Pop Culture
- Statistique suisse - Le marché suisse de la vidéo et du DVD
My links on diigo
- Herald Scotland | Arts & Ents | Film & TV Features November 25, 2009
- Choreographer and Manga Artist Scratch Underbelly of Japan's "Cute" Culture - Anime News Network November 25, 2009
- Eye blog » Off the wall. Manga comes to life at the British Museum’s Room 3 November 24, 2009
- Ubunchu! The Ubuntu Manga is now in English « DoctorMO's Blog November 24, 2009
- JapanFocus November 24, 2009
Calenda – Calendrier des Sciences Sociales
- Table-ronde thématique « Les zones humides »
- L’image de la société socialiste dans le cinéma de RDA : expression artistique et discours autoritaire
- Cultures touristiques : spatialités, mobilités, corporéités
- Institut des sciences sociales du politique : Paris-La Havane 2009-2010
- Vacations en histoire économique et sociale
The Chronicles of Timothy Abbott
- European Elections? Well, they are happening somewhere
- Out of Brixton into the world
- Timothy Abbott's Chronicles of night and Northern Light
- Landscapes of the mind and soul » Timothy Abbott. Professionally produced, unconventional journalism
- Landscapes of the body » Timothy Abbott. Professionally produced, unconventional journalism
Confessions of an Aca-Fan
- Writing Between the Cracks: An Interview with Interfiction 2 Contributors
- Editing Interfiction 2: An Interview with Delia Sherman
- On the Pleasures of Not Belonging, or Notes on Interstitial Art (Part Two)
- On the Pleasures of Not Belonging, or Notes on Interstitial Art (Part One)
- How Do You Sell an Artsy Board Game?
New Media & Society
- Quiring, O. (2009). What do users associate with ‘interactivity’?: A qualitative study on user schemata. New Media Society, 11(6), 899-920.
- Simun, M. (2009). My music, my world: using the MP3 player to shape experience in London. New Media Society, 11(6), 921-941.
- Scolari, C. A. (2009). Mapping conversations about new media: the theoretical field of digital communication. New Media Society, 11(6), 943-964.
- Feaster, J. C. (2009). The repertoire niches of interpersonal media: competition and coexistence at the level of the individual. New Media Society, 11(6), 965-984.
- Beer, D. (2009). Power through the algorithm? Participatory web cultures and the technological unconscious. New Media Society, 11(6), 985-1002.
The Channel Federator
- Thanksgiving animation! That's How a Pumpkin Grows #207 Channel Frederator
- Drinking and Drawing: Miami & Cartoon Hangover - Drunk Cartoons!
- Funny Animation! Kid Show #206 Channel Frederator
- Animated Music Video, Dead All Along #205 Channel Frederator
- 4 Year Anniversary Special, Insert Coin #204 Channel Frederator
