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| If anyone here can post an anime website that deals with anime as a educational item plez post it here. I'll take anything has long as it fellows that guildline. Thankyou |
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| What are you hoping to do with this info if you get it? Anime isn't really an informational tool as much as it is an entertaining story, with a moral every now and again. But, if you post a little more about what you're trying to do i'll try to help. |
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well some anime do contain facts, and you could learn a thing or two from them: BlackJack--medical stuff (fine, half of the deseases are fake, and TB can't be treated with surgery, but still some stuff are fact.) Roruni Kenshin-- good way to study Japenese history DBZ/DBGT-- where my friend learn how to fight.... Evangelion --- wrath of GOD GTO --- how to be cool (somewhat....) Knights of zodiacs (Saint Seiya) --- whole Greek mythology thingy All of those hentai movies out there --- yea.... you know.... hmmm.... yea... |
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| I think that just took humanity down a peg, every person who i've showed this to admits you need some help. Fuma if you're really looking for some help just post again with what you need. |
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by brainpowerd
on 2005-04-20 09:08:11
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MIT Anime has a small cache of papers concerning the subject (they also have a class specifically concerning anime's influence on modern-day society and culture). You may find what you're looking for at the following web address: http://www.mit.edu:8001/activities/anime/www/resources.html#culture Good Luck! |
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by The Shadow
on 2005-04-20 16:51:11
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There's a website called Anime Research (http://www.animeresearch.com/), which posts academic articles on anime and manga. It doesn't really use anime as an educational tool; it's more of a study of anime itself, but you might find some useful info on film-making, cartooning, and Japanese culture (or at least Japanese pop culture). Years ago, the Japanese public school system published some popular manga in a bilingual format, intended to help Japanese school kids learn English. I used to have one book that had Urusei Yatsura in Japanese and English. I don't know if they're still being published, but I supposed they could also be used to teach English speakers Japanese.
Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men?
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by Animeoutcast
on 2005-04-29 14:36:08
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You can learn a few educational things from anime and manga. I came from a non-english speaking family and yet I had to learn English from my friends and TV. Sailor Moon- You can learn astronomy. I passed my planets test because of the Sailor Moon theme song. Yu Yu Hakusho- It gave me a huge vocabulary list. (Especially from Kurama and Hiei) Full Metal Alchemist- This anime is composed mostly of scientific studies of alchemy. Alchemy is real. It also gives some history lessons of China. Most Anime- You can learn the language Japanese or a few others just by watching it in Japanese with english subtitles. |