History and Bulgarian Comics: Reconfiguration and conversion of national identity(s)
Gencheva, Svetlana
(2017) Keynote and research seminar around Allison Perlman — Location: Université catholique de Louvain, Belgique
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Gencheva, SvetlanaUCLouvain
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This communication explores storytelling and image construction in contemporary Bulgarian comics, emphasizing their evolution in a globalized, digital era. It examines comics as dynamic systems that balance artistic expression with sociocultural and political roles, reflecting Bulgaria’s multicultural identity and history. Key themes include the impact of digital tools, freedom of expression, and how comics redefine national identity. By analyzing these narratives, the study highlights the interplay between creativity, society, and memory in this unique medium.
Gencheva, S. (2017). History and Bulgarian Comics: Reconfiguration and conversion of national identity(s). Keynote and research seminar around Allison Perlman, Université catholique de Louvain, Belgique. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/239577