Comics And The Senses
“Comics And The Senses” by Ian Hague, published by Taylor & Francis Group in 2014, explores the intricate relationship between comic books and the sensory experiences they evoke. This edition delves into the history and criticism of comics, examining how various elements of the medium engage the senses and contribute to the overall narrative. The book is written in English and offers a comprehensive analysis of the ways in which comics utilize visual and textual elements to create sensations that resonate with readers.
Readers will find a thorough investigation into the evaluation of comic books and graphic novels, focusing on the interplay between sensation and storytelling. The text addresses the role of senses in literature, particularly within the context of caricatures and cartoons, and how these aspects influence the reader’s experience. By examining the sensory dimensions of comics, Hague provides insights into the broader implications of sensation in literature and its significance in understanding the medium.
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