In Parts 1 and 2, I talked a little bit about the role soft power serves in the context of international relations (IR), how attempting to redefine it in a useful […]
Cultural flows between nations are extremely interesting phenomena. They represent the inter-connectedness of our world and the people who inhabit it while also providing alternate channels for nations to exert […]
Note: This post is part of a series and draws extensively on the previous posts. If you haven’t read them, you might find some of the discussion and terminology used […]
Here’s the second book that I made use of in attempting to draw comparisons between Meiji and anime fandom. As the title suggests, this one seems to deal with the […]
Warning: This post contains no pictures *GASP*. Continuing from my introductory post, here I’m going to give some background that’ll be helpful, and that I’ll be drawing on, in future […]
After recovering from mono and finally finishing out the semester, I’ve finally ended my month-long blogging hiatus! And we’ll be starting things back up with a bit of an unorthodox […]
Chromatic Aberration Everywhere 