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Reviews
The
following are works that I have reviewed on my
blog.
If
you have any works you'd like me to review, please
email me.
Bridgeman,
Teresa. 2004. Keeping an eye on things: attention, tracking, and coherence-building.
Belphégor 4 (1).
Driest,
Joris. 2005. Subjective Narration in Comics. Masters Thesis. Utrecht
University.
Estep,
Joanna. 2006. Timing: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3 .www.newsrama.com
Fein,
Ofer, and Kasher, Asa. 1996. How to do Things with Words and Gestures
in Comics. Journal of Pragmatics, Vol. 26.6. Pp. 793-808
Lacassin, Francis. 1972. The Comic Strip
and Film Language. Film Quarterly, 26(1), 11-23.
Laraudogoitia,
Jon Pérez. 2008. The Comic as a Binary Language: An Hypothesis
on Comic Structure. Journal of Quantitative Linguistics 15
(2):111-135.
Liddell,
Christine.1997. Every Picture Tells a Story—or Does It?: Young
South African Children Interpreting Pictures.Journal of Cross-Cultural
Psychology, Vol. 28.3. Pp. 266-83.
Nagai,
Masayoshi, Nobutaka Endo, and Kumada Takatsune. 2007. "Measuring
Brain Activities Related to Understanding Using near-Infrared Spectroscopy
(Nirs)." In Human Interface and the Management of Information.
Methods, Techniques and Tools in Information Design, 884-93. Heidelberg:
Springer Berlin
Nakazawa,
Jun. 2005. Development of Manga (Comic Book) Literacy in Children. In
Applied Developmental Psychology: Theory, Practice, and Research
from Japan, edited by D. W. Shwalb, J. Nakazawa and B. J. Shwalb.
Greenwich, Connecticut: Information Age Publishing.
Nielsen,
Jesper, and Wichmann, Søren. 2000. America’s First Comics?
Techniques, Contents, and Functions of Sequential Text-Image Pairings
in the Classic Maya Period. In Comics and Culture. pp. 59-77
Omori,
Takahide, Taku Ishii, and Keiko Kurata. 2004. Eye catchers in comics:
Controlling eye movements in reading pictorial and textual media. In
28th International Congress of Psychology. Beijing, China.
Raecke
Jochen. 1999. Using Comics as Data for Research into the Connection
between Pointing Gestures and Deictics. In E. André, M. Poesio,
and H. Rieser (eds). Proceedings of the Workshop on Deixis, Demonstration,
and Deictic Belief at ESSLLI XI.
Saraceni,
Mario. 2000. Language Beyond Language: Comics as verbo-visual texts.
Doctoral Dissertation. University of Nottingham
Saraceni,
Mario. 2001. Relatedness: Aspects of Textual Connectivity in Comics.
In The Graphic Novel. pp. 167-179
Saraceni,
Mario. 2003. The Language of Comics. New York, NY: Routelage
Smith,
Nancy R. 1985. Copying and Artistic Behaviors: Children and Comic Strips.
Studies in Art Education.Vol. 26(3). Pp. 147-156
Walker,
Mort. 1980. The Lexicon of Comicana. Port Chester, NY: Comicana,
Inc
Weber,
Heinz J. 1989. Elements of Text-Based and Image-Based Connectedness
in Comic Stories, and Some Analogies to Cinema and Written Text. In
M. Conte, J. Petofi, & E. Sozer (eds). Text and Connectedness:
Proceedings of the Conference on Connexity and Coherence, Urbino, Italy,
July 16-21 1984. Pp. 337-360
Wellman,
Henry M., Hollander, Michelle, and Schult, Carolyn A. 1996. Young Children’s
Understanding of Thought Bubbles and Thoughts. Child Development,
Vol. 67, pp. 768-788
Wellman,
Henry M, et al. 2002. Thought-bubbles help children with autism acquire
an alternative to a theory of mind. Autism, Vol. 6, No. 4,
pp. 343
Wilson,
Brent, and Marjorie Wilson.
1977 "An Iconoclastic View of the Imagery Sources in the Drawings
of Young People." Art Education, Vol. 30.1, Pp.4-12.
Wilson,
Brent, and Wilson, Marjorie. 1987. Pictorial Composition and Narrative
Structure: Themes and the Creation of Meaning in the Drawings of Egyptian
and Japanese Children. Visual Arts Research, Vol. 12, No. 2
(Issue 26). Illinois: University of Illinois
Yannicopoulou,
Angela. 2004. Visual Aspects of Written Texts: Preschoolers View Comics.
L1- Educational Studies in Language and Literature, Vol. 4, pp.
169-18
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