Otaku: Japan's Database AnimalsU of Minnesota Press, 2009 - 144 páginas In Japan, obsessive adult fans and collectors of manga and anime are known as otaku. Hiroki Azuma's 'Otaku' offers a critical, philosophical, and historical inquiry into the characteristics and consequences of this consumer subculture. |
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1 The Otakus PseudoJapan | 3 |
2 Database Animals | 25 |
3 Hyperflatness and Multiple Personality | 96 |
Notes | 117 |
| 141 | |
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