Science-fiction Studies, Volume 29, Issue 3SFS Publications, 2002 - Science fiction |
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... film's confusing plot , in which the identities of Tsuge's plotters are never really certain , even at the end ( Ueno 41-45 , 50-57 ) . For Ueno , neither reality nor simulation emerges as dominant in Patlabor 2. The film is not a ...
... film's confusing plot , in which the identities of Tsuge's plotters are never really certain , even at the end ( Ueno 41-45 , 50-57 ) . For Ueno , neither reality nor simulation emerges as dominant in Patlabor 2. The film is not a ...
Page 466
... film image is depicting computer screens that it appears most realistic , since the animation is able to mimic these essentially digital displays with a high degree of visual accuracy . Conversely , the ostensibly unmediated views of ...
... film image is depicting computer screens that it appears most realistic , since the animation is able to mimic these essentially digital displays with a high degree of visual accuracy . Conversely , the ostensibly unmediated views of ...
Page 467
... film itself one more such screen , refracting or distorting the world for us in a way that other film does not ? In other words , do Patlabor 2 and similar works belong to the realm of the electronic or the cinematic ? It is true that ...
... film itself one more such screen , refracting or distorting the world for us in a way that other film does not ? In other words , do Patlabor 2 and similar works belong to the realm of the electronic or the cinematic ? It is true that ...
Contents
JAPANESE SCIENCE FICTION | 321 |
ABE Kôbô Two Essays on Science Fiction | 340 |
A Proposal | 351 |
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