Dlaczego Superman nie mógł być Żydem? Tożsamość żydowska w komiksie amerykańskim i frankofońskim
Journal Title: Kultura Popularna - Year 2015, Vol 3, Issue 45
Abstract
Beginning with Superman and the Golden Age of American Comic Books, by Will Eisner’s graphic novels and Art Spiegelman’s underground stories, till the most recent examples of artists from both American and Francophone comic schools – there is a long history of Jewish motives in the comic stories. The article presents an analysis of the relations between the identity of the authors and their comic books. Among them are i.a. Art Spiegelman, Michel Kichka and Jérémie Dres who represent both different artistic generations and cultural backgrounds; yet, they all explore the issue of Jewishness and express their thoughts by using the language of comic books. -<br/><br/>
Authors and Affiliations
Martyna Steckiewicz
Keywords
Related Articles
- EP ID EP78638
- DOI 10.5604/16448340.1198419
- Views 64
- Downloads 0
Zwierzęta w reklamie mięsa
“Why Am I Cold.” Sylvia Plath’s English Home and the American Refrigerators
The paper addresses the theme of coldness in Sylvia Plath’s poetry and other writings as a significant element of the construction of imaginary domestic spaces and their linkage to the reminiscences of her American home...
Kultura Popularna nr 4 (58)/2018, Domesticities
KP cały numer<br/><br/>
E-folklor Wstęp do numeru
Refleksja na temat współczesnego folkloru wyraźnie zmieniła swój charakteri profil. Cofnijmy się na moment do roku 1846, kiedy to William Thomszaproponował naukową definicję „folkloru” rozumianego jako wiedza ludu(Krzyża...
TRADYCJA BADAŃ POPKULTUROWYCH W PERSPEKTYWIE ANGLOCENTRYCZNEJ