Apologies for cross posting

This week we continue our theme of gender and animation with two posts. The first is from yours truly on the apparent absence of ‘feminist’ animation (at least from popular lists). This is nicely followed up with a post from Lauren Maier on why Miyazaki is included on said lists.

Please feel free to comment.

Thanks go to this month’s guest curators Alison Loader and Amy Ratelle. The full details of the CFP are here - please note that this theme will be revisited in December so if you are inspired to write a post or want to reply to something specific, you can contact us during this month.

Please contact me if you have any questions about themes or the blog in general.

http://blog.animationstudies.org/

best wishes

Nichola

Dr Nichola Dobson

Vice President

Society for Animation Studies

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