Art and Social Psychology: An Example from the Animation "All for Love
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https://doi.org/10.54097/ajmss.v2i3.8935Keywords:
Marxian Theory of Literature and Art, All for Love, Art and Social PsychologyAbstract
Magazine style shots, warm and cold shots. What is love?" against a gorgeous, colorful backdrop. The most powerful label for the animated film "All for Love" is that it is worth watching. The man smoking in the cafe stares at the people outside the camera and asks "What is love?" This is a thought-provoking question. The internet meeting, the phone booth, the tinkling car in Causeway Bay and the homeless man on the street corner are all extremely common images in social life. The artists use art to reflect the psychology of people in the current environment. The artists use their artworks to reflect the psychological problems of society under the influence of different social environments. This paper attempts a new analysis of animation in terms of Marxian literary theory, art and social psychology.
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