Tag Archives: Migration in Visual Narratives

Migration in “Avatar: The Last Air Bender”

Posted on 2. April 2023 by thcha100

by Theodora Charalambous Avatar: The Last Airbender (also referred to as ATLA, Avatar and Avatar: The Legend of Aang), is an animated television series produced by the Nickelodeon Animation Studio and first aired in 2005. The series is set in … Continue reading →

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Migration and Identity in Persepolis

Posted on 31. March 2023 by thahanisophia

The graphic novel “Persepolis” by Marjane Satrapi presents the theme of migration and identity in a funny yet thought-provoking manner. I had read the novel a long time ago, but I decided to give it another read after I left … Continue reading →

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Impressions and Review of Safdar Ahmed’s Graphic Novel Still Alive: Notes from Australia’s Immigration Detention System

Posted on 20. December 2022 by angela99

by Angela Agelopoulou I decided to analyze Safdar Ahmed’s Still Alive: Notes from Australia’s Immigration Detention System for the class “Migration in Visual Narratives”, which deals with the migration journey portrayed in various types of visual narratives. Introduction As I … Continue reading →

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Voyeuristic Curiosity: Thoughts on Safdar Ahmed’s “Villawood”

Posted on 17. December 2022 by campbellr

Safdar Ahmed’s Villawood: Notes from an Immigration Detention Center depicts the treatment of immigrants in Australian detention center, Villawood. Through his webcomic, Ahmed shares the stories of several refugees while also showcasing the center’s cruel conditions and unfair treatment of … Continue reading →

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My Impressions and Review of Trung Le Nguyen’s The Magic Fish

Posted on 29. November 2022 by anneschu

by Anne Schulzki I decided to read Trung Le Nguyen’s The Magic Fish for week 5 of the class ‘Migration in Visual Narratives’, in which we talked about Migration in Digital Narratives / Vietnamese Refugee Tales in Graphic Novels. Impressions … Continue reading →

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