Anthony Farthing
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Little Red, by J U L I A • K W A M Y A
I've been walking alone for a while. I've been talking alone for a while. Will they find me; the answers's not clear. Will they find him, the monster I fear Will they find me? Will they find him? Will they find me? Can they find me? I got lost and I wandered and I fought hard to break free. I got lost and I wandered thinking this would be the end of me. I've got something to tell you but I just wanna go home Will they find me?
FEEL GOOD ABOUT FEELING BAD, by J U L I A • K W A M Y A
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Barriers Remain: Perceptions and Uses of Comics by Mental Health and Social Care Library Users
Introduction Recent literature provides evidence that a growing number of comics are being published on health-related topics, including aspects of mental health and social care (Williams, 2012; Czerwiec et al., 2015) and that comics are increasingly being used in higher education settings as information resources. However, the actual uptake of mental health related comics within the mental health sector remains untested.
The Comics Grid: Journal of Comics Scholarship
Political, social, and cultural controversies are the main fodder of staff cartoonists at newspapers. From the serious to the silly, newspaper cartoonists are expected to comment on whatever happens to be in the news cycle on any day. This commentary creates both ephemera and historical evidence of events and their effects on society.
The Winnower | Open Scholarly Publishing
‘No wonder my back hurts’ (Barker, M. 2013: 34). © Meg-John Barker 2013 The following post is a short summary of the article ‘‘Graphic Medicine’ as a Mental Health Information Resource: Insights f... Read It Review It If you walk through my university’s hallways in the evening, you will probably find yourself listening to a group of premedical students discussing which research labs they are planning to join. Th... Read It Review It Available from: Bhullar, I. S., Johnson, D., Paul, J. P., Kerwin, A.
‘Graphic Medicine’ as a Mental Health Information Resource: Insights from Comics Producers
Williams is credited with coining the term ‘graphic medicine’ as ‘a handy term to denote the role that comics can play in the study and delivery of healthcare’ (‘Why Graphic Medicine?’, Green and Myers 2010: 577; Williams (no date)). The number of health-related memoirs in comics form has grown in the past five years (as documented by the last six occurrences of the Graphic Medicine conference).
Comics as Mental Health Information Resources: Understanding the Graphic Medicine Community
The following post is a short summary of the article ‘‘Graphic Medicine’ as a Mental Health Information Resource: Insights from Comics Producers’ published on 6 February 2016 on The Comics Grid: Journal of Comics Scholarship. The citation for our article is: Farthing, A and Priego, E 2016 ‘Graphic Medicine’ as a Mental Health Information Resource: Insights from Comics Producers. The Comics Grid: Journal of Comics Scholarship, 6(1): 3, pp.
Illustrating Cognition – A Review of The Visual Language of Comics
Speaking during a roundtable discussion at the end of the 2014 International Graphic Novel and Comics Conference in London, cultural theorist Scott Bukatman suggested it was a cause for optimism that Scott McCloud hadn’t been mentioned at every turn during the event. No disrespect appeared to be intended, but Bukatman saw it as a welcome sign that the field of comics studies was finding new areas of expression and exploration.
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