Zinesters in the Classroom: Using Zines to Teach about Postmodernism and the Communication of Ideas

Kristin G. Congdon · Doug Blandy

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(2003). Zinesters in the Classroom: Using Zines to Teach about Postmodernism and the Communication of Ideas. Art Education: Vol. 56, No. 3, pp. 44-55.

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