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Informationen zum Autor By John E. Ingulsrud and Kate Allen Klappentext The characters, the stories, and the sensibilities coming out of Japanese animation, manga, and video games are together called Japan Cool. The origins of the movement are in manga, the practices of the readers, the diversity of the titles, and the sheer number of works. Zusammenfassung The characters! the stories! and the sensibilities coming out of Japanese animation! manga! and video games are together called Japan Cool. The origins of the movement are in manga! the practices of the readers! the diversity of the titles! and the sheer number of works. Inhaltsverzeichnis Part 1 Chapter 1. Manga in the Discourse of Japan Cool Chapter 2 Becoming Manga-Literate Chapter 3 Structural Features of Manga Chapter 4 Basic Categories of Manga-Age and Gender Chapter 5 Scope of the Book Part 6 Chapter 2. The Nature of Manga Discourse Chapter 7 Distinctiveness of Manga Chapter 8 Origins of Manga Chapter 9 The Study of Manga Chapter 10 Summary Part 11 Chapter 3. Manga in the History of Literacy Chapter 12 Literacy in Japan Chapter 13 Learning to Read Chapter 14 Summary Part 15 Chapter 4. The Literacy Practices of Reading Manga Chapter 16 Becoming a Manga Reader Chapter 17 Communities of Readers Chapter 18 Readers as Manga Collectors Chapter 19 Readers as Manga Creators Chapter 20 Summary Part 21 Chapter 5. Strategies for Comprehending Manga Chapter 22 Strategies Used to Read Manga Chapter 23 Coping with Difficulties Chapter 24 Summary Part 25 Chapter 6. Reasons for Reading Manga Chapter 26 Reading Manga for Pleasure and Unintentional Learning Chapter 27 Reading Manga for Relaxation Chapter 28 Shifting Preferences of Manga Readers Chapter 29 Gendered Preferences of Manga Readers Chapter 30 Summary Part 31 Chapter 7. The Effects of Literacy Chapter 32 Too Little Effect-The Discourse of Literacy Crisis Chapter 33 Too Much Effect-The Discourse of Media Control Chapter 34 Mitigating the Effects-Engaging the Communities of Practice...
