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Anime ExCo classes are not directly affiliated with the Anime Club, but they do have the club's definite moral support. This semester there are two anime exco's:
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Love and Gender Roles in the High School Drama, EXCO-403 (0-1 Credit) Anime's surprising number of progressive portrayals of women is not without a bit of irony considering Japan's still regressive treatment of women. Is the continued oppression of women merely the dying traces of Neo-Confucianism or an integral part of Japanese culture? Through the settings of two anime high-school dramas (Princess Nine and I My Me! Strawberry Eggs), we will examine Japanese views on gender and their place in the past and future of Japan. Wednesdays, 7:30pm, King TBA. |
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Shoujo Anime Survey, EXCO-402 (0-1 Credit) 'Shoujo' is the term for anime directed towards a female audience (but of course everyone can enjoy!) We will be watching two shoujo-themed anime series, Ayashi no Ceres and Fruits Basket. Thursdays, 9pm, King TBA. |
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