Norman McLaren/Evelyn Lambart Award-Best Scholarly Article in Animation

Norman McLaren/Evelyn Lambart Award-Best Scholarly Article in Animation 

The Norman McLaren/Evelyn Lambart Award-Best Scholarly Article in Animation has, historically, been awarded on an ad-hoc basis, on alternate years to the Book Award.

 

2016

Winner – Vassilis Kroustallis: ‘Failure to Think, Failure to Move: Handicapped Reasoning in Waltz with Bashir‘, Jewish Film & New Media 2.2 (2014)

2014

Winner – Lilly Husbands: ‘The Metaphysics of Data: Philosophical Science in Semiconductor’s Animated Videos’, Moving Image Review & Art Journal 2.2 (2013)

2012

Winner – Marco Bellano: ‘The Parts and the Whole:  Audiovisual Strategies in the Cinema of Hayao Miyazaki and Joe Hisaishi’, Animation Journal 18 (2010)

2010

Winner – Alan Cholodenko: ‘The Animation of Cinema’, The Semiotic Review of Books 18.2 (2008)

2008

Winner – Paul Ward: ‘Some Thoughts on Theory–Practice Relationships in Animation Studies’, Animation: An Interdisciplinary Journal 1.2 (2007)

1996

Winner – John Canemaker: ‘Vladimir Tytla — Master Animator’, Animation Journal 3 (1994)

1994

Winner – Janeann Dill: ‘Jules Engel: Film Artist – A Painterly Aesthetic’, Animation Journal 2.1 (1993)

1992

Winner – Mark Langer: ‘The Disney-Fleischer dilemma: product differentiation and technological innovation’, Screen 33.4 (1992)