Feminist Graphic Art

Feminist Studies 44 (1):153 (2018)
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Abstract:“Feminist Graphic Art” reviews recent feminist scholarly work on comics alongside several new feminist comics titles themselves, suggesting through a focus on theory and practice that the medium of comics is an expanding realm of possibility for feminist expression, particularly around issues of subjectivity, embodiment, and collectivity.

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10.15767/feministstudies.44.1.0153

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