The Graphic Report: an Alternative of the Journalistic Commitment. Contextual Representation and Narrative Strategies. Los vagabundos de la chatarra (2014)

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  • Thomas Faye Université de Limoges

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https://doi.org/10.7203/diablotexto.1.8860

Keywords:

Graphic Novel, Semiotics, Iconotext, Chatarra, Journalistic Commitment

Abstract

In the recent production of graphic novels, the influence of the social context receive a particular and increasing relevancy, both as what the construction of diegesis and the elaboration of the iconotextual aesthetics concerns. Across the denunciation, by Carrión and Sagar, of the precariousness of the illegal ones that survive of the clandestine trade of residues, we aim to explore the specificity of a graphic journalistic writing marked by its heterogeneity and to understand how the traditional narrative and semiotic resources of the iconotextual representation permit to renew the treatment of contextual facts in a hybrid support, between diegesis and referential world.

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2016-10-11

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Faye, T. (2016). The Graphic Report: an Alternative of the Journalistic Commitment. Contextual Representation and Narrative Strategies. Los vagabundos de la chatarra (2014). Diablotexto Digital, 1, 206–221. https://doi.org/10.7203/diablotexto.1.8860
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Vol. 1 (2016): COMIC AND SOCIETY

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