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What You Can't Learn from Cartoons
In Fritz Allhoff & Nathan Kowalsky (eds.), Hunting Philosophy for Everyone. Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 56–66 (2010)
Abstract
This chapter contains sections titled: Warning: Plot Spoiler! Mediums: The Seen and the Felt Competing Messages: “Man was in the Forest” vs. “There is Another” Challenging Bambi Bambi's Counter‐Charge Re‐gifting Bambi Notes.
What You Can't Learn from Cartoons ‐ Or, How to Go Hunting After Watching Bambi learning about nature of hunting ‐ incorporating insights into our accounts mediums, the seen and the felt ‐ change in mediums, determining Disney's message What You Can't Learn From Cartoons ‐ Disney animators, difference between “what is felt” and “what is seen” Disney animators, recognizing ‐ that they were trying to present the sublime through a cartoon competing messages ‐ “Man was in the Forest” vs. “There is Another” Disney, not inventing criticisms of hunting and man ‐ planting them deeply in hearts of children Cartmill, raising a second possibility ‐ for unifying man and nature Bambi's counter‐charge Koyukon, in harmony with environment ‐ not the undifferentiated life of Cartmill's science
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