Ikeda Library Staffs Friday Afternoon Recommendations: Manga and Anime Ikeda Library has holdings for manga and anime—both examples of each and scholarly works discussing their importance. The newest acquisition is “Manga’s Cultural Crossroads,” edited by Jacqueline Berndt and Bettina Kummerling-Meibauer. 74.217.196.80:80/record=b1643733~S0 A scholarly work available on the impact of anime is “Anime from Akira to Howls Moving Castle: Experiencing Contemporary Japanese Animation,” by Susan J. Napier. library.soka.edu:80/record=b1158299~S0 And speaking of “Howl’s Moving Castle,” you can check out both the Hayao Miyazaki anime version (74.217.196.80:80/record=b1113522~S0) and the novel on which it is based (74.217.196.80:80/record=b1643520~S0--brand new to Ikeda Library!). The author Diana Wynne Jones is renowned in her own right for her fantastical novels dealing with complex topics, such as the award winning “Dark Lord of Derkholm,” also available at Ikeda Library (74.217.196.80:80/record=b1638462~S0). If you enjoy manga, Ikeda Library has books that can help you study! Check out “The Manga Guide to Calculus,” an eBook by Hiroyuki Kojima and illustrator by Shin Togami (74.217.196.80:80/record=b1519824~S0). We’ve got a large selection of anime titles to choose from, and other manga study guides to explore! Need some suggestions? Come visit the Reference Desk and get guided help searching the Ikeda Library collection.
Posted on: Fri, 11 Jul 2014 19:57:59 +0000
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