Special Affects

Discover the captivating world of media and consumerism in Eric Jenkins' groundbreaking book, Special Affects. Published in 2016 by Edinburgh University Press, this 248-page softback delves into the intricate connections between animated films and the economic aspects of consumption. Jenkins, a notable figure in the field, brilliantly applies Deleuzian film theory, making this the first extensive exploration of its kind in animation studies.

In Special Affects, you will uncover how popular culture and social dynamics intertwine within the framework of motion pictures, particularly those produced by iconic studios like Walt Disney. This thought-provoking read is essential for anyone interested in the psychological affects of animation and the broader cultural implications surrounding it. Join Eric Jenkins on this insightful journey that bridges theoretical perspectives with real-world relevance.