Public information comics and archival memories

IF 0.3 Q3 LAW

Law and Humanities Pub Date : 2022-12-15 DOI:10.1080/17521483.2022.2150136

I. Horton

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Abstract

ABSTRACT This paper will examine the self-styled public information comics Chronicle: The Archive and Museum Anthology and Archives and Memory, both published by the Scottish Centre for Comics Studies (SCCS) in 2018. The comics in question deal with notions of the archival in very different ways both conceptually and stylistically. The discussion will highlight the legal and social justice issues these comics raise while focusing on the complex relationship between archival materials and memory. It will additionally consider these in relation to the concept of public information comics and unpack what such comics do that goes beyond the mere communication of information.

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公共信息漫画和档案记忆

摘要本文将研究苏格兰漫画研究中心（SCCS）于2018年出版的自封的公共信息漫画《编年史：档案馆和博物馆选集》和《档案与记忆》。有问题的漫画在概念和风格上都以非常不同的方式处理档案的概念。讨论将突出这些漫画提出的法律和社会正义问题，同时关注档案材料和记忆之间的复杂关系。此外，它还将把这些与公共信息漫画的概念联系起来考虑，并揭示这种漫画所做的不仅仅是信息交流。

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