Comics and the Body: Drawing, Reading, and Vulnerability (Studies in Comics and Cartoons)
by Eszter Szép
Eszter Szép explores how comics and cartoons depict the body and invite readers to engage with vulnerability. Combining attention to drawing, reading, and visual representation, this scholarly study considers comics as a distinctive form for examining embodied experience and interpretation.
About This Book
Comics and the Body examines the relationship between comics, drawing, reading, and vulnerability.
Eszter Szép considers how the body functions within comics and cartoons as both a subject of representation and a site of interpretation.
The book explores the ways visual form can shape encounters between creators, readers, and embodied experience.
Part of the Studies in Comics and Cartoons series, this scholarly work is suited to readers interested in comics, art, and cultural analysis.
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