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E-grāmata: Reading Art Spiegelman

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The horror of the Holocaust lies not only in its brutality but in its scale and logistics; it depended upon the machinery and logic of a rational, industrialised, and empirically organised modern society. The central thesis of this book is that Art Spiegelman’s comics all identify deeply-rooted madness in post-Enlightenment society. Spiegelman maintains, in other words, that the Holocaust was not an aberration, but an inevitable consequence of modernisation. In service of this argument, Smith offers a reading of Spiegelman’s comics, with a particular focus on his three main collections: Breakdowns(1977 and 2008), Maus (1980 and 1991), and In the Shadow of No Towers(2004). He draws upon a taxonomy of terms from comic book scholarship, attempts to theorize madness (including literary portrayals of trauma), and critical works on Holocaust literature.

Recenzijas

"The work of Art Spiegelman is one of the great sources of academic and literary legitimacy for the study of comics/graphic novels. Phillip Smiths book not only thoroughly documents this contribution but it brilliantly analyses its roots in underground comics (Breakdowns), the evolution of his masterwork Maus, and the continued development of the artist into In the Shadow of No Towers. This is a volume that every scholar of comics/graphic novels will want to add to her library." --Daniel J. ORourke, Ashland University, USA

"Smith makes an important contribution to comics writing with this work. Historys recent horrors are easily understood in terms of pure barbarism, yet such an explanation is unsatisfying. Inhumanity towards others often cloaks itself in the veneer of rationality. Smith makes a compelling case that Spiegelmans work strips away that veneer by making us confront the madness of our complicity." Bond Benton, SUNY Fredonia, USA

"[ A] commendable [ ...] tome that contributes to our understanding of Spiegelman as well as madness, trauma, and Holocaust studies." --Lim Cheng Tju, International Journal of Comic Art

List of Figures and Tables
ix
Acknowledgements xi
Introduction 1(6)
1 Formal Experimentation and Emotional Breakdowns
7(35)
A Brief History of the American Comic Book
8(4)
On Not Erasing Pencil Lines: Formalism in Breakdowns
12(10)
On the Precipice: Drawing Madness
22(4)
The Sleep of Reason
26(13)
In That Sleep of Death What Dreams May Come
39(3)
2 Historiography and Survival in Maus
42(60)
Selling Out and Talking in Screams
43(5)
`Funny Aminals': (De)Familiarisation in Maus
48(12)
Putting Things in Boxes: Maus' Narrative Structure
60(20)
A Good Place What I Made: Survival and Resilience
80(15)
Writing Silence
95(7)
3 The Story of a Story: In the Shadow of No Towers
102(35)
The Revenger's Tragedy
104(9)
In Superman's Shadow
113(11)
If We Shadows Have Offended
124(7)
We Are but Dust and Shadow
131(6)
Conclusion: Divinest Sense
137(10)
The Second-Generation Survivor
137(3)
The Scholar and the Madman
140(3)
Final Words
143(4)
Index 147
Philip Smith obtained his Ph.D from Loughborough University, UK in 2014. His work has been published in Journal of Graphic Novels and Comics, Literature Compass, Journal of Southeast Asian Studies, International Journal of Comics Art, Journal of European Studies, Asian Theatre Journal, Comics Forum, Slayage, and Journal of Popular Culture. He blogs for The Hooded Utilitarian.
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