Negotiating the Impulses of Cyber/Eco-Queer in the Japanese Sci-Fi Anime: The Scope of Technology vis-à-vis Gendered Identity

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  • Ananya Saha Author

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Ananya Saha in her paper “Negotiating the Impulses of Cyber/Eco-Queer in the Japanese Sci-Fi Anime: The Scope of Technology vis-à- vis Gendered Identity” studies three anime texts for analysis of the interface between two seemingly opposed compulsions; the technophobic eco-feminism and the technophilic cyber-feminism. Through a detailed examination of the context, it examines the agency of technology in the queering of the ontic identity of the cyborg.

Author Biography

  • Ananya Saha

    Research Scholar, Centre for English Studies, School of Language, Literature and Culture Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi

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2026-02-19

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Vol. 7 (2018): Indraprastha Vol. VII, 2018

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