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Contexts Of Violence In Comics Hardcover

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His Book is Part of a Nuanced Two-Volume Examination of The Ways in Which Violence in Comics is Presented in Different Texts, Genres, Cultures And contexts. Contexts of Violence in Comics Asks The Reader to Consider The Ways in Which Violence And Its Representations May be Enabled or Restricted by The Contexts in Which They Take place. It Analyzes How Structures And Organising Principles, be They Cultural, Historical, Legal, Political or Spatial, Might Encourage, Demand or Prevent violence. It Deals With The Issue of scale: Violence in The Context of War Versus Violence in The Context of an Individual Murder, And Provides Insights Into The Context of War And Peace, Ethnic And Identity-Based Violence, as Well as Examining Issues of Justice And memory. This Will be a Key Text And Essential Reference For Scholars And Students at All Levels in Comics Studies, And Cultural And Media Studies More generally.
ISBN-10
1138484504
ISBN-13
9781138484504
Language
English
Publisher
Taylor & Francis Ltd
Publication Date
6 Aug 2019
Number of Pages
204
Editor 1
Ian Hague
Editor 2
Nina Mickwitz
Editorial Review
This book brings new and wide-ranging perspectives from outstanding scholars to an area of comics that critical discourse has tended to shy away from: violence, whether flamboyantly exaggerated, or painfully recovered and made visible.' -Ann Miller, University Fellow, University of Leicester, UK
Editor 3
Ian Horton