The Society for Animation Studies (SAS) is an international organization dedicated to the study of animation history and theory. It was founded by Dr. Harvey Deneroff in 1987. Each year, the SAS holds an annual conference..
Animation Studies 2.0
- On Biology and Natural History in “Fantasia” (1940)
- Ducking the Issues: Anthropomorphism of Donald Duck
- Small Birds, Big Quest: How “The Jasmine Birds” Conveys Overcoming a Dictator and a Deadly Virus in Syria
- The Reigning Rooster: A Critique on the Characterization of Cartoon Chickens
- Ducks Don’t Back Down: Dream Voices and Dismissible Rage
- Animating Atrocities: Bearing Witness in War Animation Films
- Alosha and Claire (Part II)
- Alosha and Claire (Part I)
- “Nobody’s Metaphor”: A Decolonial Film of Voices, Swords, and Brushstrokes
- Troubling Transformation with the Ephemeral Double Trouble