An Interview With Lisa Wool-Rim Sjöblom: Teaching and Learning Difficult Knowledge With Comics and Graphic Novels

Jaehan Bae

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Comics and Graphic Narratives Art Education and Development Educator Training and Historical Pedagogy

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“Graphic novels allow us to say the unsayable about the traumatic and enduring effects of racism while exposing the difficulties in recognizing them, putting them into words, or offering a totalizi...

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