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Comics, Activism, Feminisms explores how comic art, activism, and feminisms are intertwined from both historical and contemporary perspectives and how comic art can be a form of activism. It is an essential collection for scholars and students of comics, literary, art, and media studies, and gender studies.
Comics, Activism, Feminisms explores how comic art, activism, and feminisms are intertwined from both historical and contemporary perspectives and how comic art can be a form of activism. It is an essential collection for scholars and students of comics, literary, art, and media studies, and gender studies.
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Autorenporträt
Anna Nordenstam is Professor of Comparative Literature at the University of Gothenburg. Kristy Beers Fägersten is Professor of English Linguistics at Södertörn University. Margareta Wallin Wictorin is Reader in Art History and Visual Studies affiliated with Karlstad University.
Inhaltsangabe
Table of contentsChapter 1: IntroductionAnna Nordenstam, Margareta Wallin Wictorin, and Kristy Beers FägerstenPart I: Activism in comicsChapter 2: The affective grammar of comics as activism: Performativity and desire in feminism as a politics of hope, Mia LiinasonChapter 3: Comics, feminism and the Internet, a dangerous affaire?, Gaëlle KovalivChapter 4: The motivating power of feminist comics in modern Ukrainian society, Iryna Pinich & Kristy Beers FägerstenChapter 5: Queer every week: Ilana Zeffren's Urban Tails, Kevin HaworthChapter 6: A study in black and white. Colour change and gender fluidity in George Herriman's Krazy Kat, Daniela KaufmannChapter 7: Becoming an activist in the 1970s - Tandem artists Gunna Grähs & Eva Lindström: Pioneers of Swedish feminist comics, Kristina MejhammarChapter 8: Comics as art: Directly drawing on the wall in the museological context, Meichen LuPart II: Comics as political spaceChapter 9: Foregrounding the background: Space and place in feminist comics, Rebecca ScherrChapter 10: Imagining a world beyond binaries - Feminist utopianism and the activist potential of webcomics, Leena RomuChapter 11: Daring to draw a different world: Feminist utopias/dystopias in American women's comix from the 1970s, Malgorzata OlszaChapter 12: The House of Paper. Body, memory, and interior in the work of Italian women graphic novel authors, Linda Bertelli & Virginia Tonfoni Chapter 13: The transfer of French feminist comics approaches to a Swedish context. The case of Pénélope Bagieu, Ylva Lindberg, & Sandra RiomarPart III: Comics collectives Chapter 14: Comics and community in climate and gender justice activism, Nicola Streeten Chapter 15: Distant Connections: Connecting to the public through a zine on the gendered pandemic, Renée B. AdamsChapter 16: Moments of wonder and armies of care: Comics anthology and its activist implications in a non-Western context, Nafiseh MousaviChapter 17: Personal stories, knowledge, materials, and people: The practical entanglements of activism bringing together migrants and comics, Ralf KauranenChapter 18: Getting organised. Comics, communality, and care, Katharina Serles
Table of contentsChapter 1: IntroductionAnna Nordenstam, Margareta Wallin Wictorin, and Kristy Beers FägerstenPart I: Activism in comicsChapter 2: The affective grammar of comics as activism: Performativity and desire in feminism as a politics of hope, Mia LiinasonChapter 3: Comics, feminism and the Internet, a dangerous affaire?, Gaëlle KovalivChapter 4: The motivating power of feminist comics in modern Ukrainian society, Iryna Pinich & Kristy Beers FägerstenChapter 5: Queer every week: Ilana Zeffren's Urban Tails, Kevin HaworthChapter 6: A study in black and white. Colour change and gender fluidity in George Herriman's Krazy Kat, Daniela KaufmannChapter 7: Becoming an activist in the 1970s - Tandem artists Gunna Grähs & Eva Lindström: Pioneers of Swedish feminist comics, Kristina MejhammarChapter 8: Comics as art: Directly drawing on the wall in the museological context, Meichen LuPart II: Comics as political spaceChapter 9: Foregrounding the background: Space and place in feminist comics, Rebecca ScherrChapter 10: Imagining a world beyond binaries - Feminist utopianism and the activist potential of webcomics, Leena RomuChapter 11: Daring to draw a different world: Feminist utopias/dystopias in American women's comix from the 1970s, Malgorzata OlszaChapter 12: The House of Paper. Body, memory, and interior in the work of Italian women graphic novel authors, Linda Bertelli & Virginia Tonfoni Chapter 13: The transfer of French feminist comics approaches to a Swedish context. The case of Pénélope Bagieu, Ylva Lindberg, & Sandra RiomarPart III: Comics collectives Chapter 14: Comics and community in climate and gender justice activism, Nicola Streeten Chapter 15: Distant Connections: Connecting to the public through a zine on the gendered pandemic, Renée B. AdamsChapter 16: Moments of wonder and armies of care: Comics anthology and its activist implications in a non-Western context, Nafiseh MousaviChapter 17: Personal stories, knowledge, materials, and people: The practical entanglements of activism bringing together migrants and comics, Ralf KauranenChapter 18: Getting organised. Comics, communality, and care, Katharina Serles
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