A discussion on the representation of race in Japanese animation.
About this event
Join us for a discussion on the representation of race in Japanese animation captivating exploration of the intricate and thought-provoking world of anime at our upcoming event, "Anime Unveiled: Navigating Racial and Cultural Politics." This gathering promises to be a stimulating conversation, delving into the depths of the racial and cultural dynamics embedded within the anime realm.
Key topics of discussion
Racial and cultural politics of anime: Uncover the layers of representation and storytelling in anime that touch upon diverse racial and cultural themes. Engage in enlightening conversations that unravel the complexities within this beloved art form.
Impact on public and private sphere discourse: Dive into the influence of anime on public and private discussions. Explore how these narratives shape sociopolitical perspectives and contribute to broader societal conversations.
Sociopolitical implications: Examine the broader implications of anime on society, shedding light on how it reflects and influences sociopolitical landscapes.
Fan activity: Explore the vibrant world of anime fandom and its role in shaping the discourse around racial and cultural elements. Discuss the power of fan engagement and its impact on the broader cultural narrative.
Objectives
To discuss the racial and cultural politics of anime
Discuss the impact of this on public and private sphere discourse, including sociopolitical implications, fan activity etc
Speakers
John G Russell
Syada Dastagir
Location
Room C1.18 (Pavilion), 115 New Cavendish Street, London W1W 6UW
