Of broken wings and Otaku empathy: repairing fractured relationships using anime to reconnect  disenfrancised youth with the gospel

Tracy Mercury-Morrison Zielinsk

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Of broken wings and Otaku empathy: repairing fractured relationships using anime to reconnect disenfrancised youth with the gospel

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MLA citation style (9th ed.)

Tracy Mercury-Morrison Zielinsk. Of Broken Wings and Otaku Empathy: Repairing Fractured Relationships Using Anime to Reconnect Disenfrancised Youth with the Gospel. United Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/06bf4afe-fa5f-4e7b-bdc3-f33e2f6945a1?locale=de.

APA citation style (7th ed.)

T. M. Zielinsk. Of broken wings and Otaku empathy: repairing fractured relationships using anime to reconnect disenfrancised youth with the gospel. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/06bf4afe-fa5f-4e7b-bdc3-f33e2f6945a1?locale=de

Chicago citation style (CMOS 17, author-date)

Tracy Mercury-Morrison Zielinsk. Of Broken Wings and Otaku Empathy: Repairing Fractured Relationships Using Anime to Reconnect Disenfrancised Youth with the Gospel. United Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/06bf4afe-fa5f-4e7b-bdc3-f33e2f6945a1?locale=de.

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Tracy Mercury-Morrison Zielinsk

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Members of Shepherd's Community United Methodist Church in Lakeland, Florida, experienced media, discussion, self-examination, and experimentation to develop empathy for anime fans (otaku) who are part of the disenfranchised generation of youth and young adults that feel unwelcome in the Christian community. The intervention aimed to inspire Christians to reclaim otaku for the Gospel. Research was accomplished through qualitative mixed methodologies including: surveys, interviews, observations, and group activities. The resulting data suggest that participants gained understanding of the anime culture and the importance of inviting Otaku to spiritual conversation, even though it did not increase empathy in all participants.

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