5. Does cartooning require forms of visual stereotyping? Discuss in relation to depictions of monstrosity or villainy in examples of illustration and / or animation.

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5. Does cartooning require forms of visual stereotyping? Discuss in relation to depictions of monstrosity or villainy in examples of illustration and / or animation.
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“Does cartooning require forms of visual stereotyping? Discuss in relation to depictions of monstrosity and villainy in examples of animation.”
I have chosen to look at Captain Hook in ‘Peter Pan’ and Quasimodo from ‘The Hunchback of Notre Dame’. I have a specific interest in exploring how disability is used as a narrative tool to display character traits.
Martin F. Norden - Wrote a comprehensive examination of the film ‘The Hunchback of Notre Dame’.
Paul Hunt - Disability activist who identified 10 harmful stereotypes that the media use to portray disabled people.
Jen Campbell - An author and Youtuber who often delves into the subjects of villains and deformity in her videos.