Graphic Women: Life Narrative and Contemporary Comics (Gender and Culture Series)
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Graphic Women: Life Narrative and Contemporary Comics (Gender and Culture Series)

by Hillary Chute

Biography Gender Studies Comics
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Graphic Women examines the relationship between life narrative and contemporary comics, considering how the form engages gender, culture, identity, and personal storytelling. Written by Hillary Chute, this focused work of literary and cultural criticism is part of the Gender and Culture Series.

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Graphic Women explores life narrative and contemporary comics in relation to gender and culture.

Hillary Chute offers a focused work of literary and cultural criticism centered on comics as a form of narrative expression.

The book connects contemporary comics with questions of identity, representation, and personal storytelling.

Part of the Gender and Culture Series, this volume is suited to readers interested in comics studies, gender studies, and modern literary criticism.

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