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| veröffentlicht: | Jackson, Miss. University Press of Mississippi 2009 |
| Medientyp: | Buch, E-Book |
| Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references and index |
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| Umfang: | XV, 380 S.; Ill; 25 cm |
| Notiz: | Why are comics still in search of cultural legitimization? Why are comics still in search of cultural legitimization? Rodolphe T(c)œpffer's aesthetic revolution How comics came to be : through the juncture of word and image from magazine gag cartoons to newspaper strips, tools for critical appreciation plus rare seldom witnessed historical facts The "vulgar" comic strip Excerpt from Seduction of the innocent William Gaines and the battle over EC Comics The comics debates internationally The definition of the superhero Two boys from the Twin Cities Caricature Beyond comparison The impossible definition An art of tensions The arrow and the grid The construction of space in comics The acoustics of Manga Ally Sloper : the first comics superstar? Jackie and the problem of romance Home loving and without vices Autobiography as authenticity Manga versus Kiby¿shi Beyond Shoujo, blending gender The innocents march into history The garden in the machine An examination of "Master Race" The comics of Chris Ware Transcending comics : crossing the boundaries of the medium History and graphic representation in Maus Rodolphe Töpffer's aesthetic revolution How comics came to be : through the juncture of word and image from magazine gag cartoons to newspaper strips, tools for critical appreciation plus rare seldom witnessed historical facts The "vulgar" comic strip Excerpt from Seduction of the innocent William Gaines and the battle over EC Comics The comics debates internationally The definition of the superhero Two boys from the Twin Cities Caricature Beyond comparison The impossible definition An art of tensions The arrow and the grid The construction of space in comics The acoustics of Manga Ally Sloper : the first comics superstar? Jackie and the problem of romance Home loving and without vices Autobiography as authenticity Manga versus Kibyōshi Beyond Shoujo, blending gender The innocents march into history The garden in the machine An examination of "Master Race" The comics of Chris Ware Transcending comics : crossing the boundaries of the medium History and graphic representation in Maus |
| ISBN: |
9781604731095
9781604731088 1604731087 1604731095 |
| Ausgabe: | 1. print. |
| Sprache: | Englisch |
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| Kollektion: | Verbunddaten SWB |
| Why are comics still in search of cultural legitimization? \ Thierry Groensteen Why are comics still in search of cultural legitimization? \ Thierry Groensteen Rodolphe T(c)œpffer's aesthetic revolution \ David Kunzle How comics came to be : through the juncture of word and image from magazine gag cartoons to newspaper strips, tools for critical appreciation plus rare seldom witnessed historical facts \ Robert C. Harvey The "vulgar" comic strip \ Gilbert Seldes Excerpt from Seduction of the innocent \ Fredric Wertham William Gaines and the battle over EC Comics \ Amy Kiste Nyberg The comics debates internationally \ John A. Lent The definition of the superhero \ Peter Coogan Two boys from the Twin Cities \ M. Thomas Inge Caricature \ David Carrier Beyond comparison \ W.J.T. Mitchell The impossible definition \ Thierry Groensteen An art of tensions \ Charles Hatfield The arrow and the grid \ Joseph Witek The construction of space in comics \ Pascal Lef(c)·vre The acoustics of Manga \ Robert S. Petersen Ally Sloper : the first comics superstar? \ Roger Sabin Jackie and the problem of romance \ Martin Barker Home loving and without vices \ Anne Rubenstein Autobiography as authenticity \ Bart Beaty Manga versus Kiby¿shi \ Adam L. Kern Beyond Shoujo, blending gender \ Fusami Ogi The innocents march into history \ Ariel Dorfman The garden in the machine \ Thomas Andrae An examination of "Master Race" \ John Benson, The comics of Chris Ware \ Gene Kannenberg, Jr. Transcending comics : crossing the boundaries of the medium \ Annalisa Di Liddo History and graphic representation in Maus \ Hillary Chute. Rodolphe Töpffer's aesthetic revolution \ David Kunzle How comics came to be : through the juncture of word and image from magazine gag cartoons to newspaper strips, tools for critical appreciation plus rare seldom witnessed historical facts \ Robert C. Harvey The "vulgar" comic strip \ Gilbert Seldes Excerpt from Seduction of the innocent \ Fredric Wertham William Gaines and the battle over EC Comics \ Amy Kiste Nyberg The comics debates internationally \ John A. Lent The definition of the superhero \ Peter Coogan Two boys from the Twin Cities \ M. Thomas Inge Caricature \ David Carrier Beyond comparison \ W.J.T. Mitchell The impossible definition \ Thierry Groensteen An art of tensions \ Charles Hatfield The arrow and the grid \ Joseph Witek The construction of space in comics \ Pascal Lefèvre The acoustics of Manga \ Robert S. Petersen Ally Sloper : the first comics superstar? \ Roger Sabin Jackie and the problem of romance \ Martin Barker Home loving and without vices \ Anne Rubenstein Autobiography as authenticity \ Bart Beaty Manga versus Kibyōshi \ Adam L. Kern Beyond Shoujo, blending gender \ Fusami Ogi The innocents march into history \ Ariel Dorfman The garden in the machine \ Thomas Andrae An examination of "Master Race" \ John Benson, The comics of Chris Ware \ Gene Kannenberg, Jr. Transcending comics : crossing the boundaries of the medium \ Annalisa Di Liddo History and graphic representation in Maus \ Hillary Chute. |