Everyone Has to Cooperate: Nationalism & Victimhood in 'Grave of the Fireflies

Isao Takahata’s tragic and poetic 'Grave of the Fireflies' is a warning that bullets and bombs are not the only deadly forces in wartime.

Raksha Anirveda, Defence Magazine, July-September 2020 by Raksha Anirveda - Issuu

Miyazaki's The Wind Rises declines to challenge Japanese society's distortions and denials of its wartime atrocities. Worse, it echoes Japan's morally dishonest stance that it was a victim, rather than a perpetrator

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Miyazaki's Beautiful Antiwar Dreams, by Dan Sanchez, Essays by Dan Sanchez

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Responsibility and Victimization in Grave of the Fireflies - Philosophy in Film

Miyazaki's Beautiful Antiwar Dreams, by Dan Sanchez, Essays by Dan Sanchez

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