Dear all,
The call for the first annual ‘Graphic Justice Discussions’ has been
extended to 14 May; see below. Please share widely with potentially interested friends and colleagues.
Apologies for cross posting.
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Graphic Justice Discussions 2017
Directions and Distractions
4-5 July, St Mary’s University
The intersections of comics and legality represent a burgeoning area of concern within, without, and between legal, cultural, and comics communities. But
what directions or distractions do comics bring to the project of justice? Are comics a valuable and important resource, or are they mere entertainment and intellectual amusement? Are comics for fun, rather than for rigorous analysis as part of the serious
task of law and justice? Does visual storytelling inevitably distract us from the judicial project?
Engaging with these provocative questions, and the intersection of comics and law more generally, Graphic Justice Discussions 2017 seeks to explore the potential,
possible, and plural value of comics for the understanding and practice of justice, morality, and the regulation of human life.
Please see further details here:
http://graphicjustice.blogspot.co.uk/2017/04/graphic-justice-discussions-2017-call.html
Warmly,
Thom.
Dr Thomas Giddens
Senior Lecturer in Law
Co-Director
Centre for Law and Culture
Waldegrave Road, Twickenham, London TW1 4SX
Room G145 | +44 (0)20 8240 4371
Follow me on Twitter:
@ThomGiddens
Founder,
Graphic Justice Research Alliance | Follow us:
@LexComica
And see the Routledge collection,
Graphic Justice: Intersections of Comics and Law
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