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Category: Department of Comparative Cultural Studies

Memories, Hauntings, Warnings: Anime and the Nuclear Holocaust

ls2724 | October 21, 2024

On the morning of Friday 11th, as I was listening to the worrying coughs of my outdated coffee maker struggling to produce my necessary morning fix, I was sorting out my impressions of the event held the night before: the lecture on and screening of the anime “Barefoot Gen” (1983), a manga author Keiji Nakazawa’s semi-autobiographical narrative of a young boy navigating the immediate aftermath of the atomic bombing of his hometown of Hiroshima… Read more
Professor presenting at the front of the room on anime films.

Summer in Tuscany with Comparative Cultural Studies

ls2724 | October 11, 2024

Have you ever wanted to experience the beauty of summer in Tuscany? The Comparative Cultural Studies Department ventures to Italy every summer for educational programs spanning art history to the environmental humanities. One of the CCS students, H.J. Lemon, shared their experience of the unforgettable Summer 2024 “Tuscany: Nature, Culture, and Sustainability” program for the CAL blog:… Read more
Group of N A U students looking at art in Tuscany, Italy.

Study abroad scholarship opportunity

jp48 | April 29, 2024

Consider donating towards the Gary Kane Comparative Cultural Studies Study Abroad Scholarship for study abroad students! Learn how your contributions make a difference… Read more
A study abroad student reaches out to a leaf on a tree branch.