RESOURCES:
ANIME:
- Japanese Animated Film Classics, The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo
ANTHROPOMORPHISM:
- アンパンマン
CRITICAL ANALYSIS & THEORY:
- Comparative Analysis
- “How to Write a Comparative Analysis,” Harvard College Writing Center
- Critical Analysis (Formalist, Gender, Historical, Mythological, Psychological, etc.):
- Critical Approaches to Literature, John B. Padgett, University of Mississippi
- Film Analysis:
- Film Analysis, The Writing Center, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
- Film Analysis, Yale Film Analysis Web Site
- Formal, or Visual Analysis:
- Art Criticism and Formal Analysis Outline, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
- Understanding Formal Analysis, The J. Paul Getty Museum
- Visual Analysis, Writing Studio, Thompson Writing Program, Duke University
- Writing a Formal Analysis in Art History, The Nesbitt-Johnston Writing Center, Hamilton College
MANGA:
- New York Times
MEDIA THEORY:
- “The Chicago School of Media Theory; Keywords,” University of Chicago, 2018
MLA FORMAT:
General Format
- MLA General Format, Purdue Online Writing Lab
In-Text Citations in MLA Format
- MLA In-Text Citations: The Basics, Purdue Online Writing Lab
Works Cited Pages in MLA Format
- For books: MLA Works Cited: Books, Purdue Online Writing Lab
- For periodicals: MLA Works Cited: Periodicals, Purdue Online Writing Lab
- For electronic sources (including images): MLA Works Cited: Electronic Sources, Purdue Online Writing Lab
- For films, T.V. shows, music, paintings, sculptures, photographs, digital files, etc.: MLA Works Cited: Other Common Sources, Purdue Online Writing Lab
Citing Manga
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- Citing Graphic Novels and Manga in MLA, Western Michigan University, University Libraries
- The Ultimate Guide to Citing Japanese Sources, Kristen Dexter, Tofugu, September 4, 2015