Serious Cartoons: What Can Animated Films Teach Us About How We Treat Animals?
part of the ongoing Serious Cartoons series
Books
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Reading the Rabbit by Call Number: NC1766.U52 W37365 1998 c.2, 3rd FLOORISBN: 0813525373Publication Date: 1998-06-01
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Men and Beasts | Anthropomorphism in Character Animation.by Joseph LearoydA discussion about the use of anthroporphism in the animation, and how humanising animals allows us to explore darker, adult themes in a lighter tone.
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The Evolution of Anthropomorphism in Animated Films. March 13, 2016. . . According to the Oxford dictionary, anthropomorphism is the attribution of human traits, emotions and intentions to non-human entities. This means that pretty much every animal in every cartoon ever is anthropomorphized to some degree.
