http://eeeperschoice.com/manga-movable-feast-to-terra Oni and Eeeper, two longtime anime fans review anime, manga. Oh and they're Irish to boot! Tue, 17 Jan 2012 04:12:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://eeeperschoice.com/manga-movable-feast-to-terra/comment-page-1#comment-9954 MMF: Final Course Thu, 28 Apr 2011 13:42:34 +0000 http://eeeperschoice.com/?p=273#comment-9954 [...] Phillip (Eeper’s Choice Podcast) contributes a thoughtful overview of To Terra, exploring the work in  historical context while suggesting some possible interpretative strategies for understanding Takemiya’s work: I have to applaud Takemiya-sempai as she has created a story that can be viewed multiple ways. I’m sure if you pick this story up, you’ll see themes of racial tension, brotherhood, eugenics, war, state vs. individual and so on. Point is, I read it and came up with the above. I might be wrong about the nature of the story but the author has engaged me as a reader and has successfully made me question the structure and motives of the book in an attempt to understand what she’s trying to say with it. Now I want to know what happens next. And that can’t be a bad thing, surely? [...] [...] Phillip (Eeper’s Choice Podcast) contributes a thoughtful overview of To Terra, exploring the work in  historical context while suggesting some possible interpretative strategies for understanding Takemiya’s work: I have to applaud Takemiya-sempai as she has created a story that can be viewed multiple ways. I’m sure if you pick this story up, you’ll see themes of racial tension, brotherhood, eugenics, war, state vs. individual and so on. Point is, I read it and came up with the above. I might be wrong about the nature of the story but the author has engaged me as a reader and has successfully made me question the structure and motives of the book in an attempt to understand what she’s trying to say with it. Now I want to know what happens next. And that can’t be a bad thing, surely? [...]

]]> http://eeeperschoice.com/manga-movable-feast-to-terra/comment-page-1#comment-6116 The Manga Critic » Blog Archive » Manga Movable Feast: Final Course Mon, 31 May 2010 17:08:46 +0000 http://eeeperschoice.com/?p=273#comment-6116 [...] Phillip (Eeper’s Choice Podcast) contributes a thoughtful overview of To Terra, exploring the work in  historical context while suggesting some possible interpretative strategies for understanding Takemiya’s work: I have to applaud Takemiya-sempai as she has created a story that can be viewed multiple ways. I’m sure if you pick this story up, you’ll see themes of racial tension, brotherhood, eugenics, war, state vs. individual and so on. Point is, I read it and came up with the above. I might be wrong about the nature of the story but the author has engaged me as a reader and has successfully made me question the structure and motives of the book in an attempt to understand what she’s trying to say with it. Now I want to know what happens next. And that can’t be a bad thing, surely? [...] [...] Phillip (Eeper’s Choice Podcast) contributes a thoughtful overview of To Terra, exploring the work in  historical context while suggesting some possible interpretative strategies for understanding Takemiya’s work: I have to applaud Takemiya-sempai as she has created a story that can be viewed multiple ways. I’m sure if you pick this story up, you’ll see themes of racial tension, brotherhood, eugenics, war, state vs. individual and so on. Point is, I read it and came up with the above. I might be wrong about the nature of the story but the author has engaged me as a reader and has successfully made me question the structure and motives of the book in an attempt to understand what she’s trying to say with it. Now I want to know what happens next. And that can’t be a bad thing, surely? [...]

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