Animation and Memory

INTRODUCTION.László Munteán, Ali Shobeiri, Maarten van Gageldonk.
PART I MEMORY AND MATERIALITY.1.Memoria Rerum: Animated Materiality, Memory and Amnesia.- Suzanne Buchan.2.Collaging Cultural Memory: Appropriation, Memory and Gender in the Films of Stacey Steers.- Maarten van Gageldonk.3.Animating Amnesia: The Materiality of Forgetting in Izabela Plucinska's Liebling.- László Munteán.
PART II ANIMATION TECHNIQUES AND MEMORY.4.A Printing Machine for the Memory': Stillness, Metamorphosis, and the Poiesis of Memory in Death and the Mother.- Nicholas Andrew Miller.5.Drawing on Memory: Layers of Association in Robert Breer's Animated Films.- Mirriam Harris.6. Beyond the Unrepresentable: Animation, Bodies and Holocaust Memory.- Victoria Grace Walden.
PART III TRAUMA AND THE BODY.- 7. Antumbral Memory: A Psychosomatic Phenomenon in the Phantom Limb.- Ali Shobeiri.8.Metamorphosis, Memory, and Trauma in Michèle Cournoyer's The Hat.- Ruth Richards.9.Apocalypse, Amnesia, and Acknowledgement: Trauma and Memory in Animated Movies.- Oliver Scheid.
PART IV ANIMATING URBAN PASTS.10.Stan Douglas and the Animation of Vancouver's Urban Past.- Joel McKim.11.Cinema Emek, Cinema Labour, Cinema Travail: Revitalization of Istanbul's Urban Past and the Cultural Memory of Protest.- Cansu Soyupak.
PART V DOCUMENTARY AND ANIMATION.12. 'However it affects you, it does not have to hold you back': Animated Personal Accounts in My Autism and Me and the Genealogy of the Neurobiological Subject.- Hannah Ebben.13.Animated Memories.- Annabelle Honess Roe.