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In the 1950s and 1960s, war responsibility was debated not only in such academic works, but also in massively popular novels and films such as Gomikawa Jumpei’s Ningen no Joken [The Human Condition], which appeared in novel, movie and manga form, and included graphic representations of acts of brutality committed by members of the Japanese armed forces in China. [3]
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Joint International Conference of Graphic Novels, Bandes Dessinées and Comics - 1 views
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The club reads manga, pronounced (MON-ga), which are Japanese graphic books with a variety of themes.
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I've been thinking lately about the differences between "visual language" and "comics", and why no one has really made the separation between the two before. It struck me that our culture has never really identified there being a system of graphic communication.
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