Popular graphic narratives often depict stories of survival, of growing up, of the difficulties of self-identification, of the personal traumas that we live with from day to day, and the larger traumas that follow us throughout our lives. Integral to the livelihood of this art form are the mainly Jewish artists who have been responsible for the development of comics in late 1930's through to the present day. Through an analysis of Michael Chabon's The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay, Art Spiegelman's Maus, and Epileptic by David B., this thesis explores the common historical, traditional, theoretical, and philosophical themes brought to the graphic form by artists who identify with Jewishness.Les romans graphiques populaires illustr...
This paper situates Spiegelman’s work within the framework of second-generation Holocaust literature...
Conflict and trauma remain among the most prevalent themes in film and literature. Comics has never ...
Amidst the emergence of modern European nation states and the racialized logic of global modernity, ...
Jewish people have been facing discrimination and negative stereotyping for ages. Conflicts between ...
Popular Abstract in English The publication of Michael Chabon’s Pulitzer-prize winning novel The Ama...
Jewish magical realism is often associated immediately with the historical trauma of the Holocaust. ...
This thesis examines Michael Chabon’s defense of escapist stories as manifested in his Pulitzer Priz...
This article means to discuss the issue of trauma and its transgenerational transmission in a postme...
Escape sounds like a ram’s horn throughout Michael Chabon’s The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and C...
Jewish people have been facing discrimination and negative stereotyping for ages. Conflicts between ...
The 1970s provided a revolutionary break in the literary canon of life writing and trauma narratives...
This thesis examines five texts which explore what it means to live with or live within the memory o...
In three recent books by young Jewish American writers, Nathan Englander\u27s For the Release of Unb...
This article examines the way in which the graphic novel Maus has represented the multiple dimension...
Jewish American artists/writers Will Eisner’s The Contract with God Trilogy (A Contract With God 197...
This paper situates Spiegelman’s work within the framework of second-generation Holocaust literature...
Conflict and trauma remain among the most prevalent themes in film and literature. Comics has never ...
Amidst the emergence of modern European nation states and the racialized logic of global modernity, ...
Jewish people have been facing discrimination and negative stereotyping for ages. Conflicts between ...
Popular Abstract in English The publication of Michael Chabon’s Pulitzer-prize winning novel The Ama...
Jewish magical realism is often associated immediately with the historical trauma of the Holocaust. ...
This thesis examines Michael Chabon’s defense of escapist stories as manifested in his Pulitzer Priz...
This article means to discuss the issue of trauma and its transgenerational transmission in a postme...
Escape sounds like a ram’s horn throughout Michael Chabon’s The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and C...
Jewish people have been facing discrimination and negative stereotyping for ages. Conflicts between ...
The 1970s provided a revolutionary break in the literary canon of life writing and trauma narratives...
This thesis examines five texts which explore what it means to live with or live within the memory o...
In three recent books by young Jewish American writers, Nathan Englander\u27s For the Release of Unb...
This article examines the way in which the graphic novel Maus has represented the multiple dimension...
Jewish American artists/writers Will Eisner’s The Contract with God Trilogy (A Contract With God 197...
This paper situates Spiegelman’s work within the framework of second-generation Holocaust literature...
Conflict and trauma remain among the most prevalent themes in film and literature. Comics has never ...
Amidst the emergence of modern European nation states and the racialized logic of global modernity, ...