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Lent, John A. (Hg.): Cartooning In Latin America. (Hampton Press Communication.) Cresskill: Hampton, 2005. (396 S.) 
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Resource type: Book
Languages: englisch
ID no. (ISBN etc.): 1572735600
BibTeX citation key: Lent2005d
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Keywords: Aufsatzsammlung, Lateinamerika
Creators: Lent
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Abstract
Cartoons and comics have played important roles in the political and social processes of Latin American for more than a century. This book coalesces aspects of comic art of the entire region, capturing historical backgrounds, documenting trends, problems and situations of comic art in contemporary settings; and profiling cartoonists, comics characters, titles, and genres.
Ten countries of Central and South America and Spanish Caribbean are dealt with in separate chapters. Comic art forms/media that are subjects of chapters are animation, caricature, comic books, comic strips, humor magazines, and political cartoons. Approaches include historical and contemporary overviews, cartoonist profiles, and comic/cartoon character analyses.

Table of Contents

John Lent: Latin American Comic Art: An Overview ()

Andrés Accorsi: Argentine Comics: History ()
Jeff Williams: Argentine Comics Today: A Foreigner’s Perspective ()
Ana Merino: Oesterheld, The Literacy Voice of Argentine Comics ()
Ana Merino: Inodoro Pereyra – A Gaucho in the Pampa of Paper and Ink ()
Waldomiro Vergueiro: Children’s Comics in Brazil: From Chiquinho to Mônica ()
Nadilson Manoel da Silva: Brazilian Adult Comics: The Age of Market ()
Waldomiro Vergueiro: Brazilian Superheroes in Search of Their Own Identities ()
Waldomiro Vergueiro: Brazilian Pornographic Comics: Eroticism in the World of Carlos Zéfiro ()
David Kunzle: The Comic Book in a “Revolutionary Process”: Chile in 1973 ()
David Kunzle: Chile’s La Firme versus ITT ()
Jorge Montealegre Iturra: Chile’s Pepo, Much More Than a Condorito ()
Daniel Rabanal: Vignette: El Condor Pasa – Comics Production in Colombia ()
Daniel Rabanal: Vignette: Comic Art in Colombia – A Short Historical Journey ()
John A. Lent: Cuban Political, Social Commentary Cartoons ()
Dario Mogno: Parallel Lives: A History of Comics and Animated Cartoons in Cuba ()
Blanco de la Cruz: Always the Other One: Salomón Caridad ()
Armando Bartra: Dawn, Noon, and Dusk of a Tumultuous Narrative: The Evolution of Mexican Comic Art ()
David Kunzle: Róger Sánchez’s “Humor Erótico” and the Semana Cómica: A Sexual Revolution in Sandinista Nicaragua? ()
John Lent and Teresa Archambeault: Peruvian Comics: The Early Years, Mario Lucioni. Conversations with Three Peruvian Cartoonists ()
Daniel Puch: Cartooning in Uruguay: A Short History ()
Carlos Federici: (Mis)fortune in a High Barren Plain: A Personal View of Comic Art in Uruguay ()
Gisela Gil-Egui: Venezuela’s Alonso and the Art of Leaving it All to Art ()


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