Introduction: Discursive Contexts, “Voice,” and Empathy in Graphic Life Narratives of Migration and Exile

Nina Mickwitz

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Comics and Graphic Narratives Rhetoric and Communication Studies Migration and Exile Studies

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Many contemporary “refugee stories” in comics form draw on broader traditions of advocacy and the construction of issue-based publics organized around the production of readerly empathy. Advocacy s...

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