Narrative, Aesthetics, Contention, Community
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Köp båda 2 för 626 krThis multidisciplinary collection of essays examines textual and graphic representations of illness, disability, and pain, describing how the narratives in question use the aesthetics of their medium to embrace contention and community. The authors reclaim ground previously ceded to traditional paradigms and in the process liberate the mind, the body, and the text. MK Czerwiec,author of Taking Turns: Stories from HIV/AIDS Care Unit 371 PathoGraphics advances discussions about how to read, visualize, and create comics about illness and disability in complex and welcome ways. The contributors are extremely well informed about the fields from which the book draws: narrative medicine, literary studies, disability studies, comics studies, and graphic medicine. PathoGraphics engagingly shows how these fields can mutually constitute new knowledge when creative practices, intersecting with illness and disability narratives, create a site for artistic innovation with a social justice bent. Ann Fox,Davidson College
Susan Merrill Squier is Julia Gregg Brill Professor Emerita of English and Womens, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at Penn State University, a founding member of the Graphic Medicine Collective, Coeditor of the Graphic Medicine Series, and Einstein Visiting Fellow of the 201621 PathoGraphics Research Project. Her publications include Graphic Medicine Manifesto, also published by Penn State University Press. Irmela Marei Krger-Frhoff is Professor of German Literature at Freie Universitt Berlin and academic lead of the 20162021 PathoGraphics research project.
Introduction Susan Merrill Squier and Irmela Marei Krger-Frhoff 1. The Reflecting Physician Einat Avrahami 2. Assembling a Shared Life in Anders Nilsens Dont Go Where I Cant Follow Tahneer Oksman 3. Ways of Looking: Reading PathoGraphics Nina Schmidt 4. The Comics Pain Scale and Comics About Pain Ariela Freedman 5. The Tightrope to Equilibrium: Parkinsons Disease in Literature and Comics Irmela Marei Krger-Frhoff 6. Her Leg: Chris Wares Body of Work Rieke Jordan 7. Crafting Psychiatric Contention Through Single-Panel Cartoons Helen Spandler 8. Subverting Stigma: Community Building in Serial Comics Leah Misemer 9. Psychosis Blues: Schizophrenia, Comics, and Collaboration Elizabeth J. Donaldson 10. The Quickening stef lenk 11. Interview with stef lenk on The Quickening Irmela Marei Krger-Frhoff and Susan Merrill Squier 12. Desire Paths: PathoGraphics and Transgenerational Trauma Maureen Burdock 13. Scaling Graphic Medicine: The Porous Pathography, a New Kind of Illness Narrative Susan Merrill Squier List of Contributors Index