An inquiry into the study of Japanese TV animation’s semiological potential through a Watsujian lens

With the studies of new media attracting interest from diverse academic disciplines each year, the philosophies and schools of thoughts pertaining to how humans react and interact with them seem more and more relevant as we keep on progressing through new ages of technology. This study, as a bypass result of our own research, will aim to bring to light new aspects of articulating those through a transcultural discourse while maintaining Japanese philosopher Watsuji Tetsurô’s logics of thought as the central pillar