Otaku: Japan’s Database Animals
by Hiroki Azuma
A critical study of otaku culture, examining how database consumption and postmodern theory shape contemporary Japanese identity and media engagement.
About This Book
Otaku: Japan’s Database Animals explores the cultural phenomenon of otaku in contemporary Japan.
The book analyzes how database consumption shapes identity and media engagement.
It situates otaku behavior within broader discussions of postmodernism and technology.
Readers gain insight into the evolution of fan culture and its societal implications.
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