Deploying diverse theoretical approaches - from history, memory, and emotion to urban ecology, feminism, queer studies, intermediality, and visual culture - this volume explores contemporary Spain's vibrant, diverse, socially-invested, and longstanding comics culture.
Deploying diverse theoretical approaches - from history, memory, and emotion to urban ecology, feminism, queer studies, intermediality, and visual culture - this volume explores contemporary Spain's vibrant, diverse, socially-invested, and longstanding comics culture.
List of Figures Acknowledgments 1. Comics in Contemporary Spain Samuel Amago, University of Virginia and Matthew J. Marr, Pennsylvania State University Part One: Comics and Historical Memory 2. Drawing (on) Spanish History Samuel Amago, University of Virginia 3. Comics, History, and Memory in the ‘90s: Las memorias de Amorós Pedro Pérez del Solar, Universidad del Pacífico 4. "Shadows Have No Voice": Democratic Memory in Felipe Hernández Cava and Federico del Barrio’s El artefacto perverso (1996) and Francisco and Miguel Gallardo’s Un largo silencio (1997) Xavier Dapena, University of Pennsylvania Part Two: Comics and Economic Crisis 5. Building a Home for Crisis Narrative: Intermediality and Comic(s) Pedagogy in Aleix Saló’s Españistán Project Matthew J. Marr, Pennsylvania State University 6. Urban Ecology and Comics Journalism in Jorge Carrión and Sagar Forniés’s Barcelona: Los vagabundos de la chatarra (2015) Christine M. Martínez, New York University Part Three: Comics and Personhood 7. Post-op in the Real World: Cancer and Queer Resistance in Isabel Franc and Susanna Martín’s Alicia en un mundo real (2011) Emily DiFilippo, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 8. How to Explain Comics to a Dead Hare: Intertextuality and Crisis in Rosana Antolí’s Neo-surrealist Graphic Novel Pareidolia (2014) Eduardo Ledesma, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign List of Contributors Index
List of Figures Acknowledgments 1. Comics in Contemporary Spain Samuel Amago, University of Virginia and Matthew J. Marr, Pennsylvania State University Part One: Comics and Historical Memory 2. Drawing (on) Spanish History Samuel Amago, University of Virginia 3. Comics, History, and Memory in the ‘90s: Las memorias de Amorós Pedro Pérez del Solar, Universidad del Pacífico 4. "Shadows Have No Voice": Democratic Memory in Felipe Hernández Cava and Federico del Barrio’s El artefacto perverso (1996) and Francisco and Miguel Gallardo’s Un largo silencio (1997) Xavier Dapena, University of Pennsylvania Part Two: Comics and Economic Crisis 5. Building a Home for Crisis Narrative: Intermediality and Comic(s) Pedagogy in Aleix Saló’s Españistán Project Matthew J. Marr, Pennsylvania State University 6. Urban Ecology and Comics Journalism in Jorge Carrión and Sagar Forniés’s Barcelona: Los vagabundos de la chatarra (2015) Christine M. Martínez, New York University Part Three: Comics and Personhood 7. Post-op in the Real World: Cancer and Queer Resistance in Isabel Franc and Susanna Martín’s Alicia en un mundo real (2011) Emily DiFilippo, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 8. How to Explain Comics to a Dead Hare: Intertextuality and Crisis in Rosana Antolí’s Neo-surrealist Graphic Novel Pareidolia (2014) Eduardo Ledesma, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign List of Contributors Index
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