Reading Bande Dessinée: Critical Approaches to French-language Comic Strip

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Chapter 1: 'From the Nineteenth Century to the 1960s: bande dessinee Becomes a Children's Medium, and then Starts to Grow Up' - Page 15 - Ann Miller Chapter 2: 'The 1970s: Expansion and Experimentation' - Page 25 - Ann Miller Chapter 3: 'The 1980s: Recuperation by the Mainstream' - Page 33 - Ann Miller Chapter 4: 'From the 1990s the the Twenty-First Century: The Return of the Independent Sector' - Page 49 - Ann Miller Chapter 5: 'The Codes and Formal Resources of bande dessinee' - Page 75 - Ann Miller Chapter 6: 'Narrative Theory and bade dessinee' - Page 103 - Ann Miller Chapter 7: 'Bande dessinee as Postmodernist Art Form' - Page 125 - Ann Miller Chapter 8: 'National Identity' - Page 151 - Ann Miller Chapter 9: 'Postcolonial Identities' - Page 165 - Ann Miller Chapter 10: 'Social Class and Masculinity' - Page 179 - Ann Miller Chapter 11: 'Psychoanalytic Approches to Tintin' - Page 201 - Ann Miller Chapter 12: 'Autobiography and Diary Writing in bande dessinee' - Page 215 - Ann Miller Chapter 13: 'Gender and Autobiography' - Page 229 - Ann Miller

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