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Although Some Credit The Environmental Movement Of The 1970s, With Its Profound Impact On Children's Television Programs And Movies, For Paving The Way For Later Eco-films, The History Of Environmental Expression In Animated Film Reaches Much Further Back In American History, As That's All Folks? Makes Clear. Countering The View That The Contemporary Environmental Movement--and The Cartoons It Influenced--came To Life In The 1960s, Robin L. Murray And Joseph K. Heumann Reveal How Environmentalism Was Already A Growing Concern In Animated Films Of The 1930s, 1940s, And 1950s. From Felix The Cat Cartoons To Disney's Beloved Bambi To Pixar's Wall-e And James Cameron's Avatar, This Volume Shows How Animated Features With Environmental Themes Are Moneymakers On Multiple Levels--particularly As Broad-based Family Entertainment And Conveyors Of Consumer Products. Only Ralph Bakshi's X-rated Fritz The Cat And R-rated Heavy Traffic And Coonskin, With Their Violent, Dystopic Representation Of Urban Environments, Avoid This Total Immersion In An Anti-environmental Consumer Market. Showing Us Enviro-toons In Their Cultural And Historical Contexts, This Book Offers Fresh Insights Into The Chang

Author

Robin L. Murray and Joseph K. Heumann

Publisher

Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press

Published

2011

Language

EN

ISBN

9780803239647

Subjects

Sports, Art, Arts