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Routledge - The Idea of Nature in Disney Animation Book

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Description

Explore the connection between animation and the environment in the second edition of The Idea of Nature in Disney Animation. David Whitley updates his original 2008 study to include modern Disney and Disney-Pixar films, such as the apocalyptic story of Earths failed ecosystem in WALL-E. This book examines how animated films convey messages about the natural world to child viewers. Starting with Snow White, Whitley looks at a wide range of Disney feature animations where images of wild nature are central to the story. This text provides a deep look at how these films represent the environment and the impact these representations have on audiences. It is a significant resource for those studying the history of animation and its relationship with the natural world through the lens of childhood studies.

Key Features

Updated second edition includes recent Disney and Disney-Pixar animation developments.

Analyzes modern films like WALL-E to explore themes of failed ecosystems.

Covers a wide range of feature animations starting from Snow White.

Examines how images of wild nature function within animated narratives.

Provides insights into the messages films convey to child viewers about nature.

Part of the Studies in Childhood series covering history from 1700 to the present.

Product Specifications

Format
Paperback
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
28 May 2012
Listed Since
09 March 2012

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