Re: [xmca] cartoons-comics in sociocultural context

["C Barker" <C.Barker@mmu.ac.uk>]

I dopn't know if it meets your spec, but a book by my brother is, in my 'umble view, rather good:

Martin Barker
Comics: Ideology, power and the critics
Manchester Univ Press 1989

A key influence is the great Volosinov.

Colin B

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>>> "Plakitsi Katerina" <kplakits@cc.uoi.gr> 07/08/09 3:04 PM >>>
Dear colleagues,
do you know about any articles concerning the role of cartoons or comics in 
the sociocultural context? I would be grateful for your help.
Katerina
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