History of animation 01

Harada continues to create a document that records the history of animation using over one million characters.
Unfortunately, it is so huge that even the university where Harada works refused to print it, saying that it was "unprintable."
Currently, the only person who has it is a Chinese woman (ph.D./now a teacher) who was one of Harada's students. (She was supervised by Harada on her doctoral thesis while she was a doctoral student at the university).
Harada is not in good health due to age and multiple chronic illnesses, so it would be a shame if all of these materials were to be discarded as dust after he dies, so we would like to quote and introduce them little by little on this blog. (We say "little by little" because we are all over 60 years old and find it difficult to write long texts.)

This timeline is based on the materialism and scientific thinking of Marx and Engels. Therefore, we define that all images and footage on Earth begin as quantum fluctuations.
Many Japanese people who have been educated to build "walls (The barriers to thinking in the real world that Marx and Engels identified as problems)" around all categories and think separately must think that animation and the universe are unrelated. Therefore, please also read the Marx and Engels category of this blog.
This timeline was also originally influenced by Wildurant's "A History of the World," which Harada read when he was an elementary school student in the 1960s and was deeply influenced by it.

Harada has also contributed several essays to various publications, and we would like to introduce these as well someday when we have the time.