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Jaqueline Berndt

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Recent Posts

  • “Mangaforschung: Zwischen ,Populärkultur‘ und Comicspezifik” (2024)
  • “Exhibiting Manga, Representing ‘Japan’” (2024)
  • The Cambridge Companion to Manga and Anime (2024)
  • Taiwan Comics: History, Status, and Manga Influx 1930s – 1990s (2024)
  • “Kusazōshi as Comic Books?” (2024)
  • “Geschichte der Animation: Anime in Japan” (2023)
  • “Geister im Gitter: Anke Feuchtenbergers Kyoto-„Manga“” (2023)

“Facing the Nuclear Issue in a »Mangaesque« Way: Revisiting Barefoot Gen after 3.11” (2012)

In: Cinergie (Italian online journal on cinema and related media), 2012 [Open Access]. http://www.cinergie.it/?p=1840

Posted on 25 September 201217 July 2024Author JaquelineCategories Anime, article, MangaTags Anime, manga, mangaesque, nuclear, open access

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