Japanese Aesthetics and Anime

Japanese Aesthetics and Anime
By:Dani Cavallaro
Published on 2013-01-03 by McFarland

|This study addresses the relationship between Japanese aesthetics and anime. There are three premises: (1) the abstract concepts promoted by Japanese aesthetics; (2) the abstract and the concrete coalesce in the visual domain; and (3) anime can help us appreciate many aspects of Japan's aesthetic legacy|--Provided by publisher.

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