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Animal studies on antioxidants

Journal of Cardiovascular Risk, 1996
The wealth of existing epidemiologic evidence suggests that antioxidant intake limits the clinical expression of coronary artery disease. Because the oxidative modification of low-density lipoprotein is an important event in atherogenesis, it has been attractive to speculate that antioxidants act by limiting low-density lipoprotein orientation and, as ...
N, Afridi, J F, Keaney
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Animal studies

The Year's Work in Critical and Cultural Theory
Abstract The first section of this review begins with two works that offer new insights into the topic of farmed animals: Adam Searle, Jonathon Turnbull, and Catherine Oliver’s ‘Climate Cattle: Metabolic Intervention in the Good Anthropocene’ and Lisa B. Bauer’s Livestock and Literature: Reimagining Postanimal Companion Species.
Jenna Aarnio, Elisa Aaltola
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Decolonising anime studies: a prolegomenon

Japan forum
This paper argues that the field of Anglophone anime studies is not free from decolonisation issues that warrant evaluation, especially from the viewpoint of Orientalism proposed by Edward Said.
Ryotaro Mihara
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From Animal to Animality Studies

PMLA/Publications of the Modern Language Association of America, 2009
When Jack London's human characters interact with dogs and wolves in texts such as the call of the wild (1903) and White Fang (1906), erotic fireworks often light up the wild. The love between the dog Buck and his human partner, John Thornton, in The Call of the Wild is characterized as “[l]ove, genuine passionate love.
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Anime SIG: Researching Japanese Animation From Technical, Cultural, and Industrial Perspectives

CHI Extended Abstracts
Japanese animation, or anime for short, has attracted global attention with its immense international growth. Despite its popularity, academic research has been limited to media studies, with grand questions like “what is anime,” i.e., observational and ...
Jun Kato, Yuki Koyama, Akinobu Maejima, Ryotaro Mihara, Katie Seaborn   +4 more
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Anime merchandising and consumption: Character perfume as a case study

The Journal of Fandom Studies
This study examines the cultural and economic dimensions of anime merchandise through a case study of character perfume. Emerging in the 1960s as a form of low-budget, limited animation, anime has evolved into a cornerstone of Japanese popular culture ...
Hengrui Luo
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Analysis Of Maxim On Danseigo Joseigo Form In Anime Kimi No Nawa

Architecture Image Studies
This study analyzes the application of Grice's maxims in the use of danseigo (male language) and jo-seigo (female language) in the anime Kimi no Na Wa. It focuses on how conversational maxims are fol-lowed or violated and how gendered language influences
S. A. Indrowaty, A.B Cahyono, F.E. Rahmawati, Afifah Z.   +3 more
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Pembentukan dan Makna Gairaigo dalam Anime Yuru Camp Season 1 (2018)

The Journal of Japanese Studies
In the era of globalization, the Japanese language has increasingly absorbed foreign vocabulary, particularly English, a phenomenon known as Gairaigo. This can be observed across various fields, including in the dialogues of the anime Yuru Camp Season 1 (
Aldi Bisma Ayudya, Yanti Hidayati, A. Anwar   +2 more
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Bridging Borders: The Role of Anime in Fostering Japanese Acceptance in South Korea and China

The Journal of Anime and Manga Studies
This study examines the relationship between anime consumption and the acceptance of Japanese individuals among South Korean and Chinese populations, given the historical and geopolitical tensions between these countries and Japan.
Jan Ballesteros, Paulina Le, Allistair Clark, Michael Lam   +3 more
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Lost Continents and Found Narratives: Atlantis, The Vision of Escaflowne, and the Reimagination of Myth in Anime and Manga

The Journal of Anime and Manga Studies
This study examines the adaptation of the Atlantis myth within anime and manga, focusing on The Vision of Escaflowne (1996) and its engagement with themes of lost civilizations, technological mysticism and imperial hubris.
Rob Finnigan
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