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Parth Thaker, Anna-Sophie Jürgens, Karina Judd, Anastasiya Fiadotava, Anne Hemkendreis, C. Holliday
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本文探讨了电脑动画电影《冰河世纪:大融化》(2006年)和《快乐的大脚2》(2011年)如何通过幽默来传达关于全球变暖和冰融化的环境知识,以及生态批评叙事可以发挥的教育作用。将科学传播、幽默和动画研究、流行娱乐研究和环境人文学科的方法结合在一起,我们认为这两部电影都通过喜剧传达了环境的脆弱性和意识,而不是嘲笑气候变化的严重性,幽默有助于突出气候变化在虚构和现实环境中的表现。
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Humour for change? Melting ice and environmental fragility in the animated film comedies Ice Age: The Meltdown and Happy Feet Two
This article explores how environmental knowledge about global warming and the melting of ice is communicated through humour in the computer-animated films Ice Age: The Meltdown (2006) and Happy Feet Two (2011) and the educational role that ecocritical narratives can play. Bringing together approaches drawn from science communication, humour and animation studies, popular entertainment studies and the environmental humanities, we argue that both films communicate environmental fragility and awareness through comedy without ridiculing the seriousness of climate change, with humour serving to highlight the representation of climate change across both fictional and real-life contexts.
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