Exploring the politics of moe anime, and why feminist criticism can’t reject the genre if it wants to be of any consequence.
If you hate moe, your feminism is garbage－here’s why
Class and Romance in “Kaguya-sama: Love Is War”
Analysis of Kaguya-sama: Love is War’s romance through the lens of its class discourse.
Response to a comment; or, on the effectiveness of political commentary
A response to a very good comment on our article about moe and feminism: what does political commentary do, anyway?
If you hate moe, your feminism is garbage－here’s why
Exploring the politics of moe anime, and why feminist criticism can’t reject the genre if it wants to be of any consequence.
The Fictionalization of Youth: On ‘Iroduku’
Review of Iroduku ~The World in Colors~, in which we explore the theme of artistry and its meaning for the show’s youth story.
Notes toward a politics of “cute girls doing cute things” anime
A reflection on “cute girls doing cute things” anime, and what the categorization really means in the face of the shows’ political content.
Introduction: The Acid In Anime
An introduction to Vox Artes and our project for a different kind of anime criticism.