Lissa: A Story about Medical Promise, Friendship, and Revolution (EthnoGRAPHIC)
In Lissa, two friends confront the promises and perils of medicine against the backdrop of revolution and personal discovery. This graphic ethnographic tale weaves friendship, ethical questions, and societal change into a vivid exploration of health and hope in uncertain times.
About This Book
Lissa: A Story about Medical Promise, Friendship, and Revolution is part of the EthnoGRAPHIC series, blending visual storytelling with anthropological insights.
The book follows the journeys of two friends navigating the challenges of medicine and personal relationships amid broader societal upheavals.
Through its graphic format, it examines themes of hope, ethical dilemmas, and transformative experiences in a revolutionary context.
Authors Sherine Hamdy and Coleman Nye craft a narrative that highlights the human elements of medical practice and social movements.
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