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Catalá-Carrasco, Jorge L. "From suspicion to recognition? 50 years of comics in Cuba." In: Journal of Latin American Cultural Studies 20.2 (2011), S. 139–160. Added by: joachim (2012-07-19 11:43) |
| Resource type: Journal Article Languages: English Peer reviewed DOI: 10.1080/13569325.2011.598051 BibTeX citation key: CatalaCarrasco2011 Email resource to friend View all bibliographic details  |
Categories: General Keywords: Cuba, Historical account, Latin America Creators: Catalá-Carrasco Collection: Journal of Latin American Cultural Studies |
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The article discusses the rich cultural history of Cuban comics from the coming into power of the Revolution in 1959. The piece further explores two parallel discourses: one, that of the high-brow intellectuals worried about mass culture, ideology and national independence, and the other embodied by professionals in the visual arts who set out to create a Cuban national comics industry, using this medium effectively to build a revolutionary consciousness and to mobilize the masses.
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