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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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Le Roman Graphique Comme Lieu Propice Pour Repenser L'identité D'un Point De Vue Postcolonial

Lemus, Kayla Tamara 01 January 2016 (has links)
This thesis examines the potential of the graphic novel as a site for rethinking identity from a postcolonial perspective. I begin with an in-depth analysis of comic theory and breakdown the elements that distinguish the graphic novel from other literary genres. In addition, I highlight the importance of narration in the graphic novel, thus setting a framework for how to analyze the interplay between text and image as it relates to the narrative and vice versa. I use this framework to investigate how notions of masculinity, memory, and historical references are employed in the Brazilian graphic novel, Dois Irmãos, and the French graphic novel, l’Arabe du Futur, thus highlighting postcolonial concepts of identity formation illuminated in the narratives of young Arab boys narratives of their fathers.
Postcolonialism
Identity
Memory
Nation
Graphic Novel
Bande Dessinée
Dois Irmãos
l’Arabe du Futur
Scott McCloud
Coloniality of Being
the “Non-Ethics of War”
Masculinity
Production
Brazil
Dictatorship
Binary Notions of Identity.
French and Francophone Literature

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