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Citations - 1. “Hayao Miyazaki wiki” a. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hayao_Miyazaki i. Schellhase also identifies Princess Mononoke as a pacifist film due to the protagonist, Ashitaka; instead of joining the campaign of revenge against humankind, as his ethnic history would lead him to do, Ashitaka strives for peace .(Wiki) theme: anti-war, pacifism 2. “The Dark Truth” a. https://www.inverse.com/science/princess-mononoke-climate-science#:~:text=Princess %20Mononoke's%20radical%20environmentalism&text=But%20in%20the%20film%2C %20nature,nature's%20independent%20agency%20is%20radical . i. The article provides information on the environmental aspects of the film “Princess Mononoke”. 1. Sample: “Princess Mononoke makes clear that humanity’s consumptive greed will inevitably lead to the destruction of the nature it depends on for life. “When the forest has been cleared and the wolves wiped out, this desolate place will be the richest land in the world,” Lady Eboshi, the leader of Irontown, tells a stunned Ashitaka.”(Yarlagadda) theme: environment 2. Sample: “The movie’s final sequence, a final showdown between the shinigami and the humans, stresses how by destroying the environment, we are also destroying ourselves.”(Yarlagadda) theme: environment 3. Sample: “Forests are vital for human survival. When Lady Eboshi harms the forest god, the deity wreaks havoc by killing everything in its path. In real life, humans cut down a football field of forest every six seconds. Doing that releases the carbon dioxide stored in the trees into the

atmosphere, accelerating global warming.”(Yarlagadda) How it relates to the real world 3. “Creatures in Crisis” a. https://muse-jhu-edu.dccc.idm.oclc.org/article/614511 i. The article explores the relationship between Human and Nature in the two films “Princess Mononoke” and “Nausicaa: Valley of the Wind”. 1. Sample: “Miyazaki ardently believes that when humans moved from hunting and gathering to living in an agrarian society, they became focused on manipulating their environment for their own personal desires. He stated, “It was in this period that people changed their value system from gods to money.” This shift of values indicated a change in culture concerning our relationship with nature, and Miyazaki wanted to make films about that shift.”(Morgan) theme: environment 4. Man vs Nature a. https://collider.com/princess-mononokes-explores-man-vs-nature-themes/ i. More themes are portrayed in the film. 1. Sample: “It would have been easier to make San the hero and Lady Eboshi (Yūko Tanaka) the villain but instead, the director made them both good and bad in equal measure, or rather, he completely relegates the concepts of “good” and “bad” to the realm of subjectivity. San and Lady Eboshi seek to protect their own and destroy the antagonistic “other”, both consumed by either resentment or ambition, thus making for a realistic portrayal of what is often the nature of conflict: not a struggle between good and evil but opposing interests clashing against each other.” (Bastos) theme: Good and Evil

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