Reading Lessons in Seeing: Mirrors, Masks, and Mazes in the Autobiographical Graphic Novel
Michael A. Chaney examines the autobiographical graphic novel through the intertwined ideas of mirrors, masks, and mazes. Reading Lessons in Seeing considers how visual storytelling shapes interpretation, perception, and representations of the self, offering a focused work of literary and graphic-narrative criticism.
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Reading Lessons in Seeing explores the relationship between reading and visual perception in the autobiographical graphic novel.
Michael A. Chaney focuses on the evocative figures of mirrors, masks, and mazes as ways of considering self-representation and identity.
The book offers a critical approach to the ways autobiographical graphic narratives are seen, interpreted, and understood.
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