History | WAR & COMIC STRIPS
B300 | 2910 | Douglas


9:05-11:25A     T     BH235

A portion of the above section reserved for majors
Above section  meets with HIST T500 and WEUR W405 and W605
B300:  Graduate students register for T500

This course is an examination of the representation of war in a number
of major comic strip albums.  We will look at ways of constructing
historical narratives, questions of memory and the ideological
implications of choices in image creation.  Strips will include "The
Beast is Dead" by Calvi; "Maus" by Art Spiegelmann and albums by
Herge.  All are available in English translation.  The course will be
conducted as a discussion.