A Look at the History of Animation (Cartoon) in Terms of Cultural Transfer / Animasyon (Çizgi Film) Tarihine Kültür Aktarımı Açısından Bir Bakış
As a result of technological developments, radical changes have taken place in the field of study of many disciplines. In particular, science branches like folklore are using more and more from digital fields in terms of data collection and analysis. In this context, genres such as animation, whi...
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Cyprus International University
2021
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| Sumario: | As a result of technological developments, radical changes have taken place in the
field of study of many disciplines. In particular, science branches like folklore are
using more and more from digital fields in terms of data collection and analysis.
In this context, genres such as animation, which arise due to technological
developments, function as a contemporary “folklore narrative” in the 21st century
due to the cultural element they contain. The animation, which has a history of
about 100 years, has a folkloric infrastructure, especially with the establishment
of the Disney Studio. From this point of view, it will be seen that animation also
has a great deal of function on culture transfer. A clear example of this is Japan.
The animations created by adding their own cultural elements to the techniques
they acquire from the West are an important tool in the popularization of Japanese
culture. Animation, which has a history of about 60 years in Turkey, has shown a
great improvement especially with the establishment of TRT Children’s channel
and it has been provided with the representation of Turkish culture. Dede Korkut
Stories and Keloğlan, which have been transferred to animation in recent years, are
examples that reflect the relationship between animation and folklore. Moreover,
the animation departments at the universities allow the professional animator to
train. When all these features of the animation are taken into consideration, it is
possible to say that it is one of the most important cultural transmission channels
of the 21st century. In this study the relationship between animation and culture
transfer, was questioned on animation history and it has been concluded that
animation has a great influence on cultural transfer. |
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