'Understanding comics' diaporamas de présentation

Maureen Bakis English Teacher Masconomet Regional High School Topsfield, Massachusetts

Maureen Bakis English Teacher Masconomet Regional High School Topsfield, Massachusetts GraphicNovelsandHighSchoolEnglish.com Author, The Graphic Novel Classroom: POWerful Teaching & Learning with Images (Corwin Press, 2011). Access THIS Presentation online.

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What is A Graphic Novel? By Leigh Thornton

What is A Graphic Novel? By Leigh Thornton. There are many debates about the exact definition. What is USUALLY agreed on is this: A graphic novel is a sequential, comic-style narrative in book form.

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Graphic Novel Elements

Graphic Novel Elements. Comics Vocabulary + Structure. What are Comics (Graphic Novels)?. Juxtaposed pictorial and other images in deliberate sequence, intended to convey information and/or produce an aesthetic response in the viewer. ( whew !) Sequential Art. Story Telling/ Literature.

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CCT 300: Critical Analysis of Media

CCT 300: Critical Analysis of Media. Class 3: Laws of Media and Genre Analysis. Administrivia. Avrim Katzman moving on to build gaming curriculum Mike Jones to take over lectures Kevin Eldred to co-teach labs and help with evaluation. Localized culture Horizontal power structure

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What is A Graphic Novel?

What is A Graphic Novel?. There are many debates about the exact definition. What is USUALLY agreed on is this: A graphic novel is a ______________, comic-style _____________in book form.

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GRAPHIC NOVELS

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Literary Terms

Literary Terms. By: Kaitlyn Mikkelson. Anticlimax. The turning point in a story, and often a letdown because the story well not end the way we expected. Romeo & Juliet, By William Shakespeare Page 869.

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Marija Dalbello Comics

Image credit: Victor GAD. Marija Dalbello Comics. Rutgers School of Communication, Information, and Library Studies dalbello@scils.rutgers.edu http://www.scils.rutgers.edu/~dalbello. Comics _______________________________________ History Comic book culture

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