Titlebook: Documentary Comics; Graphic Truth-Tellin Nina Mickwitz Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 Comics.documentary.do

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Homosexual Activism in Communist Polandn with the world it represents and produces. If comics can offer new and different possibilities in terms of documentary representation, it begs the question: To what extent does this bring about new ways of understanding the world?

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Nonfiction Comics and Documentary,ker’s (1989) argument against claims, from various ideological standpoints, of comics’ harmful effects on readers. Barker’s defense of comics is one particular instance of a far broader discussion relating to media effects, a debate returning with cyclical intervals, and one that in more recent inca

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The Truth-Claims of Images, representation that deviate from documentary’s conventional methods and the images they produce. That documentary is dependent on, and indeed constituted by, its use of recording technologies unites otherwise plural, and at times competing, positions in documentary studies. But as is the case with

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The Persistence of the Travelogue,n with the world it represents and produces. If comics can offer new and different possibilities in terms of documentary representation, it begs the question: To what extent does this bring about new ways of understanding the world?

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Visibility and Voice,ing case studies into dialogue with the longstanding documentary tradition of social critique and advocacy. “Ordinary people” and the “prioritising of the mundane occurrence” (Bruzzi, 2006, 79) have been persistent themes in various forms and styles of documentary (Biressi and Nunn, 2005, 35-36). Li

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