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Friday, November 22, 2024

Animation Practice, Process and Production Volume 13 is out now! Special Issue

Intellect is pleased to present Animation Practice, Process & Production Volume 13!

 

Special Issue: ‘Animated Change: Women and Genderqueer Animators’

 

This issue addresses the historical invisibility of women and genderqueer animators. It is part of several continued efforts to document their contributions, raise awareness about their animated work, and centre the voices of female and genderqueer animators in the academic discourse of animation.

 

For more information about the journal and issue click here>>

https://www.intellectbooks.com/animation-practice-process-production

 

Aims & Scope

 

Animation Practice, Process & Production is a double-blind peer-reviewed journal presenting, analysing and exploring how animation is created and shown.

 

Animation encompasses a huge variety of practices, many of them unacknowledged or underexplored. This journal attempts to bring all types of animation to the fore and to present insight and analysis about the practice, process and production of such work.

 

Volume 13

 

Editorial

 

Expanding narratives

TANIA DE LEÓN YONG AND MARÍA LORENZO HERNÁNDEZ

 

Articles

 

Women representing women in the nuclear family: Exemplified by the female characters of the animated sitcom Bob’s Burgers

ELSA-MARGARETA VENZMER

 

Animated documentary as a feminist practice

ANASTASIIA GUSHCHINA

 

Creation of texts as sites of resistance and assertion of women’s agency: A study of Sultana’s Dream as a literary text and a film

SUDHANYA DASGUPTA

 

Animated erotica: An analysis of the films and archive of Guadalupe Sánchez Sosa

SAMUEL LAGUNAS CERDA AND ILSE MAYTÉ MURILLO TENORIO

 

Ink-stained women: Animation reference performers and the body of the Disney princess

JENNESSA HESTER

 

‘Us weirdos have to stick together’: Wild magic, queer time and queer spaces in Dana Terrace’s The Owl House

ERIN BELL

 

The role of non-governmental organization in the growth of animation in Ghana: Girls in Animation as social innovation

RAMATU MUSTAPHA DADZIE