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Graphic novels are now appearing in a great variety of courses composition, literature, drama, popular culture, travel, art, translation. The thirty-four essays in this volume explore issues that the new art form has posed for teachers at the university level. Among the subjects addressed are

• terminology (graphic narrative vs. sequential art, comics vs. comix)
• the three outstanding comics-producing cultures today the American, the Japanese (manga), and the Franco-Belgian (the bande dessin�e)
• the differences between the techniques of graphic narrative and prose narrative,and between the reading patterns for each
• the connections between the graphic novel and film
• the lives of the new genre�s practitioners (e.g., Robert Crumb, Harvey Pekar)
• women�s contributions to the field (e.g., Lynda Barry)
• how the graphic novel has been used to probe difficult moments in history (the Holocaust, 9/11), deal with social and racial injustice, and voice political satire
• postmodernism in the graphic novel (e.g., in the work of Chris Ware)
• how the American superhero developed in the Depression and World War II
• comix and the 1960s counterculture
• the challenges of teaching graphic novels that contain violence and sexual content

The volume concludes with a selected bibliography of the graphic novel and sequential art.

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Graphic novels are now appearing in a great variety of courses composition, literature, drama, popular culture, travel, art, translation. The thirty-four essays in this volume explore issues that the new art form has posed for teachers at the university level. Among the subjects addressed are

• terminology (graphic narrative vs. sequential art, comics vs. comix)
• the three outstanding comics-producing cultures today the American, the Japanese (manga), and the Franco-Belgian (the bande dessin�e)
• the differences between the techniques of graphic narrative and prose narrative,and between the reading patterns for each
• the connections between the graphic novel and film
• the lives of the new genre�s practitioners (e.g., Robert Crumb, Harvey Pekar)
• women�s contributions to the field (e.g., Lynda Barry)
• how the graphic novel has been used to probe difficult moments in history (the Holocaust, 9/11), deal with social and racial injustice, and voice political satire
• postmodernism in the graphic novel (e.g., in the work of Chris Ware)
• how the American superhero developed in the Depression and World War II
• comix and the 1960s counterculture
• the challenges of teaching graphic novels that contain violence and sexual content

The volume concludes with a selected bibliography of the graphic novel and sequential art.

Stephen E. Tabachnick,Teaching the Graphic Novel (Options for Teaching),The Modern Language Association of America,1603290613,Books Reading,Literacy,Teaching Methods Materials - General,Graphic novels;Study and teaching.,EDUCATION / Teaching Methods Materials / Arts Humanities,Education,Education - Higher,Education / Teaching,GENERAL,Graphic novels,LANGUAGE ARTS DISCIPLINES / Literacy,LANGUAGE ARTS DISCIPLINES / Study Teaching,LITERARY CRITICISM / Comics Graphic Novels,Language,Non-Fiction,Professional,Readings/Anthologies/Collected Works,Study and teaching,United States,comics,graphic narrative,popular culture,postmodernism,sequential art,superhero,EDUCATION / Teaching Methods Materials / Arts Humanities,LANGUAGE ARTS DISCIPLINES / Literacy,LANGUAGE ARTS DISCIPLINES / Study Teaching,LITERARY CRITICISM / Comics Graphic Novels,Education / Teaching,Graphic novels,Study and teaching,Education

Teaching the Graphic Novel (Options for Teaching) (9781603290616) Stephen E. Tabachnick Books

 

Product details Series Options for Teaching (Book 27) Paperback 361 pages Publisher The Modern Language Association of America; paper edition (January 1, 2009) Language English ISBN-10 1603290613

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