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1. 4. The Fleischer Brothers

1.1. rotoscoping process

1.2. "Out of the Inkwell"

1.3. the Betty Boop and Popeye

2. 5. “Termite Terrace”

2.1. "Gold Diggers of ’49"

2.2. Tex Avery’s A Wild Hare

3. 6. Animation In Europe

3.1. strikingly different direction

3.2. bugs and dolls

3.3. The Cameraman’s Revenge

3.4. pinscreen

3.5. wax figures

3.6. "Coloured rhythms”

3.7. pixilation technique

3.8. puppet animation

3.9. "The Emperor’s Nightingale"

4. 7. Contemporary Developments

4.1. anime of Japan

4.2. prime-time television cartoons of the United States

4.3. boundary-pushing advances

5. 1. Animation

5.1. first recorded animator

5.2. contemporary film

5.3. emotions of childhood

6. 2. Early History

6.1. cartoon

6.2. continuous movement

6.3. phenakistoscope

6.4. zoetrope

6.5. animation’s first entrepreneur

6.6. system of mirrors

6.7. sprocket-driven film

6.8. "Humorous Phases of Funny Faces"

6.9. stop-motion technique

6.10. The first cartoon star

6.11. Felix

7. 3. Walt Disney

7.1. Oswald the Lucky Rabbit

7.2. synchronized sound

7.3. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs