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First published: December 1, 2025 - Last updated: December 1, 2025
TITLE INFORMATION
Author: Manimanjari Sengupta
Title: Comics as Confrontation
Subtitle: A Case for Breaking Silence around Sexual Abuse in Comics
Thesis: Thesis, Washington University
Advisor:
Year: 2025
Pages:
OCLC Number: -
Language: English
Keywords:
Modern History:
20th Century,
21st Century |
American History:
U.S. History;
Asian History:
Indian History |
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Representations:
Comics /
A Child’s Life and Other Stories,
Feral,
Naming and Shaming
FULL TEXT
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Washington University Open Scholarship (Restricted Access)
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
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Personal Website
Abstract:
»In this essay I will provide an overview of the socio-cultural and legal attitude towards sexual violence in India, as evidence of the need for bringing survivor’s narratives out into public view. I will look closely at Indian comic artist Shromona Das’s Naming and Shaming (2018) , American artist Phoebe Gloeckner’s A Child’s Life and Other Stories (1998), and my own comic Feral (2025), to elucidate the ways in which comics are a potent medium for survivors to confront, not only our own memories by stringing together a sequential narrative, but also the audience, with the visualization of a lived experience that needs urgent acknowledgement. After a lifetime in a culture of not being believed, this essay is an effort to rationalize my decision to break my silence about the violations that have been inflicted on me, in the comics format, in my own work.«
(Source: Washington University Open Scholarship)
Wikipedia:
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Comics:
American comics /
Phoebe Gloeckner |
Sex and the law:
Child sexual abuse
Sex and the law:
Sexual violence /
Sex crimes in India
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