Representation of Armed Forces through Cinematic and Animated Pieces Case Studies

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In this article, the author will examine the representation of armed forces in cinematic productions and anime, with case studies of the United States and Japan. The sample will consist of a movie that has a clear involvement of the United States armed forces and of an anime series that was cofinanced by the Japanese Self-Defense Forces. The analytical method used will be textual analysis, in combination with videography, a method that supports interaction analysis of moving images. In comparing those two different approaches of the armed forces of Japan and the U.S. military, the author hopes to shed light on not simply the representation of the groups but also desired self-identification of the respective armed forces.

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Cserkits, M. (2021). Representation of Armed Forces through Cinematic and Animated Pieces Case Studies. Journal of Advanced Military Studies, 12(1), 165–180. https://doi.org/10.21140/mcuj.20211201008

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