Comics and Graphic Narratives
Description: This cluster of papers explores the intersection of comics and medicine, examining the use of graphic narratives in medical education, patient care, and science communication. It delves into the potential of comics as a tool for teaching, storytelling, and engaging diverse audiences with health information. The papers also discuss the cultural, literary, and visual aspects of comics in portraying illness, trauma, and personal narratives.
Characteristic keywords: comics, graphic novels, manga, comics history, cartoons, comic strips, bande dessinée, superheroes, graphic narrative, comics in education, superhero comics, comics studies, digital comics, Marvel Comics, comics adaptation, comic characters, children's comics, DC Comics, comics industry, American comics, Batman, webcomics, graphic medicine, autobiographical comics, Tintin
Sibling topics: Theatre and Performance Studies, Art Education and Development, Latin American history and culture, Art, Politics, and Modernism, Visual Culture and Art Theory, Cinema History and Criticism, Architecture and Art History Studies, Artistic and Creative Research, South Asian Cinema and Culture, Art History and Market Analysis, Cultural and Historical Studies, Architecture, Art, Education, Arts and Performance Studies, Art, Technology, and Culture, Creative Drama in Education, Art, Aesthetics, and Perception
Parent subfield: Visual Arts and Performing Arts
Field: Arts and Humanities
Domain: Social Sciences
OpenAlex ID: T12390