Blessed Are The Geek
September 22nd, 2009 — Anime Blogging, Asperger's Syndrome, Cultural theory, Geek Philosophy, KyoAni, Uncategorized, analysis, anime, autism, hikikomori
Months ago, someone told me that they found a substantial section on anime in a guide to teaching autistic children. Of all places, I wondered, why there? As it turns out, many autistic children like anime because the facial expressions and gestures are easy to understand. For people with autism, who normally have immense trouble reading the emotions of others, anime characters are a way for them to participate in a social arena that the rest of us hardly think about. – 2-D Teleidoscope
September 1st, 2009 — Australia, Australian internet censorship, Depressing, Land Down Under, Leigh Alexander, Video Games, analysis, knowing is half the battle, video game censorship
August 10th, 2009 — Geek Philosophy, Japanese Literature, Sociology, Tatsuhiko Takimoto, Theology, Uncategorized, Welcome to the NHK, analysis, hikikomori, light novel, out of print, religion
Danny Choo
