Katong, Meishupian, and Donghua: On Terms of Chinese Animation
By Daisy Yan Du American animated films, such as the Out of the Inkwell series (1918-1929), were first introdu … 続きを読む Katong, Meishupian, and Donghua: On Terms of Chinese Animation
By Daisy Yan Du American animated films, such as the Out of the Inkwell series (1918-1929), were first introdu … 続きを読む Katong, Meishupian, and Donghua: On Terms of Chinese Animation
Download PDF By Yan Chen Since 2004, the Chinese government has been gradually implementing various policies t … 続きを読む An Etymological Study of the Terms Dongman, Donghua, and Manhua
By Belinda Qian He While the field of animation studies has expanded in the past decades, scholarly attention … 続きを読む Chinese Animation, Creative Industries, and Digital Culture, by Weihua Wu. New York: Routledge, 2017. 206pp.
By Cyrus Huiyong Qiu Aaron Wenhai Zhou’s Ph.D. dissertation offers an in-depth exploration of the flourishing … 続きを読む Between Ideological Confinement and Cultural Creativity: An Exploration of Chinese Independent Animation as a Formative Agent of Cultural Identity, Ph.D. dissertation, by Aaron Wenhai Zhou, The University of Waikato, New Zealand, 2017. 318 pp.
By Hongmei Sun It is no surprise that the character of Sun Wukong, better known as Monkey or the Monkey King i … 続きを読む Monkey King and Chinese Animation
By Isabel Galwey Shaopeng Chen’s PhD dissertation examines Chinese animation works for cinema between 1995—the … 続きを読む The New Generation Chinese Cinema Animation (1995-2015): Industry and Aesthetics, Ph.D. dissertation, by Shaopeng Chen, University of Southampton, UK, November 2017. 328 pp.
By Eileen Chang; translated by Panpan Yang The word “cartoon” has a history of less than ten years in China. H … 続きを読む On the Future of Cartoons (Eileen Chang, 1937)
By Rolf Giesen The Cartoon Forum is a yearly event organized by Cartoon Brussels that brings together TV anima … 続きを読む Towards a Eurasian Model of Animated Filmmaking
Download PDF By Sean Metzger Many years ago, I published an article on Disney’s Mulan (1998), of which I am fr … 続きを読む Compositing Japanese Imperialism in Two Chinese Animated Features: A Jewish Girl in Shanghai and Xi Bai Po 2: Wang Er Xiao
By Shasha Liu Daisy Yan Du’s PhD dissertation examines the transnational, national, and regional cultural unde … 続きを読む On the Move: The Trans/national Animated film in 1940s-1970s China, Ph.D. dissertation, by Daisy Yan Du, University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA, May 2012. 227 pp.