Evidence an understanding of the theoretical discourse surrounding the legitimacy of animated documentary and identify key authorities on the topic.

Research and present an argument for an animated work you consider tackles any issues of equality, diversity or social injustice (150-200 words)

The legitimacy of animated documentary should be analyzed from two aspects.

First of all, it is about politics. Under the legal framework, the assessment of the legitimacy and rationality of animated films is often judged from the perspective of politics and law, which has some political motives and cultural meanings.

Another perspective is social comment. Scholars of social commentary tend to examine social issues from the perspective of social issues and pay more attention to the moral and ethical standards of the masses, so different voices will be generated.

In the animation works to solve the inequity of equal and diverse society, I think it is possible to create mixed media to reflect the voices of different groups, and such works can be used to reflect social tolerance, collect the voices of the masses, and convey diversified viewpoints. Using animation as a powerful tool to promote equality and social justice can also help inspire viewers to dispel stereotypes and build a more inclusive environment.

Buchan, S. (Ed.) (2013). Pervasive Animation. London: Routledge

Horness Roe. A. (2013) Animated Documentary. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan.