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From Comics to Animated Cartoons and Vice Versa From United States to Japan and Belgium
Dejasse, Erwin
2019
 

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Keywords :
comics; animated cartoon; Belgium; United States; Japan; Tezuka, Osamu; Morris; Franquin, André; Peyo
Abstract :
[en] After World War II, in most capitalist countries, a whole generation of young cartoonists are profoundly shaped by United States visual culture, including comics and animated movies. In Belgium, Morris, Franquin and Peyo and, in Japan, Tezuka Osamu reclaim this cultural heritage and combine it with their local traditions. In their early stages, because the historical circumstances do not allow them to directly create animated cartoons, they devote themselves to comics. However, the influence of Walt Disney and Fleisher brother’s movies remain strong. In many respects, their approach is to introduce sophistication coming from moving images into still images. Through the career of world famous cartoonists, the lecture will attempt to highlight a web of cultural exchanges between America, Asia and Europe and to emphasize some of the complex and often conflictual relationships between comics and animated cartoons.
Disciplines :
Literature
Art & art history
Author, co-author :
Dejasse, Erwin ;  Université de Liège - ULiège > Département des sciences historiques > Département des sciences historiques
Language :
English
Title :
From Comics to Animated Cartoons and Vice Versa From United States to Japan and Belgium
Publication date :
10 November 2019
Event name :
Kyoto International Manga Museum Lectures
Event organizer :
Kyoto International Manga Museum / International Manga Research Center
Event place :
Kyoto, Japan
Event date :
2019-2020
Name of the research project :
Study of the influence of comics and local media culture on three Japanese outsider artists
Funders :
ASEM-DUO FELLOWSHIP PROGRAMME — “DUO WALLONIA-BRUSSELS”
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