Humanismos al borde del colapso: los anime nihilistamina
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Keywords
Anime, héroe, precariedad, jóvenes, manga, nihilismo, humanitarismo
Resumen
El presente artículo presenta a un nuevo tipo de protagonista desarrollado en el manganime japonés:
los héroes/heroínas nihilistamina. A diferencia del entusiasta héroe shōnen, los personajes de algunos de los títulos más populares del medio se sacrifican para la supervivencia de la humanidad pese a su visión nihilista del mundo, marcada por el trauma, la desafección institucional y los trastornos mentales. Mediante un análisis narratológico de sus funciones, apoyado en una presentación del contexto del humanitarismo en Japón,
ofrecemos un punto de partida para integrar este tipo de personajes en los estudios sobre la representación del humanitarismo en la ficción contemporánea.
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