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Soulful bodies and superflat temporalities: a nomadology of the otaku database of world history at the ends of history
<span title="">2019</span>
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By reassessing the rise of otaku culture as a vernacular, global, and cosmopolitan rise in the critique of modernity and History, this thesis hopes to explore how transcultural and transmedial fan philosophies ...
In a critical assessment of the anime works of the otaku-founded media corporation Type-Moon, this section explores the Fate series alongside Deleuzian film and media philosophies to explore the infinite ...
bound by the 'Dragon Pulse' spanning the heavens. ...
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