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    life in our modern society via a combination of music and the scene in the film. The music in Spirited Away significantly provides the audience with the inner world of the characters and the feelings of how the characters perceive their surroundings. The music in the scene “The Sixth Station” expresses a strong spiritual longing for home and love‚ which has often been

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    animated film “Spirited Away” directed by Hayao Miyazaki. Sylvia Plath utilizes the inner journey as a way to explore aspects of her life through the medium of poetry. Her poem “You’re” explores the emotional journey of an expecting mother‚ using poetic techniques to highlight the joys and mysteries of the baby in the womb‚ In contrast to Sylvia Plath’s poem “A Birthday Present” which explores the persona’s fear of death‚ despite desperation to end ones life‚ effectively using techniques to highlight

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    spirited Away Movie Review Spirited Away‚ written and directed by Hayao Miyazaki‚ is his most imaginative work to date. It is a tale designed for the young audience around ten years old. Despite the expected age group‚ however‚ it is adults that will probably learn more from this film. The story begins as ten-year-old Chihiro and her parents accidentally find a tunnel in the countryside that leads them into an old‚ deserted park. When her parents help themselves to a lot of delicious food‚ Chihiro

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    potential. Journeys can also affect the way we judge others; by the new obstacles they face and the way they react to overcome these situations. These concepts are demonstrated in Hayao Miyazaki’s film Spirited Away. Chihiro‚ the protagonist of the film‚ undertakes a journey of maturity. Spirited Away begins showing Chihiro‚ and her parents relocating‚ Chihiro is visibly upset and refuses to think of the journey as an adventure‚ showing her unwillingness. After getting lost on a side street‚ they

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    Spirited Away has a lot of underlying themes that talk about problems in the world. Though the movie focuses on a girl who gets stuck in the spirit world and is forced to work to keep her life after disturbing the busy work at a bathhouse‚ which caters to the aching and tired Japanese spirits. The themes of Spirited Away speak about problems that are way bigger than they seem to be. It touches on the topics of environmental pollution and how we fail to treat the earth the way it needs to be treated

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    subtexts.” To strengthen his argument‚ he uses a lot of examples of actual scenes with possible folkloric motifs. For example‚ he argues that “one of the most frequently featured motifs of myths and legends is magical food‚” and that the foods in Spirited Away vary in their motifs. One of the most striking features of foods’ motifs is shown through Chihiro’s parents transformation into giant pigs after they eat deliciously looking food that were prepared for kami. Since they ate food that were dedicated

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    How is Japanese religion depicted in “Spirited Away”? Spirited Away is a movie written overwhelmingly about human growth‚ with undertones of religion‚ spirituality‚ and character. Chihiro is a young girl who is uprooted from her school and friends‚ as her parents relocate the family to another town. In the beginning of the movie‚ Chihiro is afraid of the change and frustrated with her parents that she had to leave everything she had previously known in order to move to this new town. This can be

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    N. K. Sabherwal Japanese Culture 2.24.14 Hayao Miyazaki’s Spirited Away and Japaneseness Japan is a country rich in tradition and culture. Hayao Miyazaki‚ the face of Japanese anime film world wide‚ has displayed this culture and Japanese value(s) throughout his career in many of his films. Spirited Away (2001) is arguably his most famous and successful film to date. Throughout the film‚ there are numerous displays of “Japaneseness.” The themes present in the film represent the value

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    not want to admit this; my favorite Disney move of all time was Beauty and the Beast. You are correct‚ I said ‘was.’ I would have to say‚ for the moment‚ my favorite animated film is Hayao Miyazaki’s cinematic masterpiece Spirited Away. Compared to Beauty and the Beast‚ Spirited Away is a complex film that exposes children to a complex storyline where character growth and conflict resolution are progressively showcased. Whereas‚ the Beauty and the Beast storyline a simplistic representation of the hegemonic

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    Religious Themes in Spirited Away Spiritied Away is a widely popular animated film by Japan’s most famous animator‚ Miyazaki Hayao. This animated movie focuses on the story of a ten year old girl‚ Chihiro‚ who enters the spiritual realm while moving into a new town with her parents. Her experiences with the different characters she meets hones her personality‚ which ultimately allows her to return safely to the human world. Though it is more of a coming of age story‚ Miyazaki has included many

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