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‘Motherhood in Childhood’: Generational Change in Ethiopia by Gina Crivello, Jo Boyden, Alula Pankhurst

“…This article explores the changing place of ‘motherhood’ in the lives of girls and young women in Ethiopia, from a generational, life course perspective. It…”
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Glocalised Motherhood: Sociality and Affect in Migrant Mothers’ Online Communities by Leah Williams Veazey

“…This article explores the importance of relationships between migrant mothers in Australia through the lens of Facebook groups created by and for migrant…”
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From Shakuntala to Sanitary Panels: Women in Indian Graphic Narratives by Debanjana Nayek

“…The journey of graphic narratives in India began in 1967 with the publication of the first issue of Amar Chitra Katha (ACK) comics, with protagonists based on…”
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Chicks Attack! Making feminist comics in Latin America by Amadeo Gandolfo, Pablo Turnes

“…This article aims to provide insight, through the voices of the participants, on the current state of female comic artists in Argentina. We start with a brief…”
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‘Can You See Her the Way I Do?’: (Feminist) Ways of Seeing in Amruta Patil’s Kari (2008) by Surangama Datta

“…Amruta Patil’s Kari (2008), the very first Indian graphic novel in English by a woman, is groundbreaking for multiple reasons. For one, it brings to the Indian…”
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Feminist Comics in an International Frame by Sally R Munt, Rose Richards

“…Editorial for the special issue "Feminist Comics in an International Frame"…”
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The Exoticisation of Motherhood: The Body Politics of Pregnant Femininity through the Lens of Celebrity Motherhood by Liza Tsaliki

“…At a time when parenthood seems to have become almost mandatory regardless of sexual orientation, and children serve as fashionable props on Instagram profiles…”
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Nepali Women in Comics by Promina Shrestha

“…The following article is based on interviews and visual analysis of a collection of comics illustrated by Nepali women artists Bandana Tulachan, Kanchan…”
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Veiling the Superhero: A Comparative Analysis of Dust and Qahera by Safiyya Hosein

“…This article conducts a comparative analysis of the Egyptian webcomic superhero, Qahera with Marvel’s X-Men superhero, Dust by analysing the symbolic meaning…”
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Activist Feminism in Turkey, Represented Through the Caricatures of Bayan Yanı Magazine by Seval Erkul

“…In Turkey, under the governance of a conservative political party, Adalet ve Kalkınma Partisi (Justice and Development Party, AKP) since 2002, religion and…”
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Enacting Motherhood Online: How Facebook and Mommy Blogs Reinforce White Ideologies of the New Momism by Charity L. Gibson

“…Mommy blogs and social media platform Facebook are two ways that 21st century mothers today share their experiences digitally via the ‘momosphere’. However,…”
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In Conversation with Priya Kuriyan: Reflecting on the Personal, Collective and ‘Looking Back’ in Indian Comics by Aanchal Vij

“…This interview embodies the dialogue between the personal and the political to the effect that it engages with the interaction between the individual and the…”
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The Craft of (Queer) Feminism: A Conversation with Neelima P. Aryan, Indian Illustrator and Queer Feminist Woman by E. Dawson Varughese

“…The Craft of (Queer) Feminism: A Conversation with Neelima P. Aryan, Indian Illustrator and Queer Feminist Woman…”
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Black Feminism Reimagined: After Intersectionality by Janine E. Carlse

“…Review of the book "Black Feminism Reimagined: After Intersectionality" by Jennifer C. Nash…”
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Drawing Dangerous Women: The Monstrous-Feminine, Taboo and Japanese Feminist Perspectives on the Female Form by Sara Sylvester

“…During the twenty-first century, global developments with graphic texts have seen positive changes in the representation of characters and storylines…”
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Rewriting the Victim: Dramatization as Research in Thailand’s Anti-Trafficking Movement by Adam K. Dedman

“…Review of the book "Rewriting the Victim: Dramatization as Research in Thailand’s Anti-Trafficking Movement" by Erin M. Kamler…”
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Peruvian Lives Across Borders: Power, Exclusion, and Home by Cordelia Freeman

“…Review of the book "Peruvian Lives Across Borders: Power, Exclusion, and Home" by M. Cristiana Alcalde…”
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‘I Express All my Joys, All my Pain through my Art’: An Interview with Fifi Mukuna by Catherine Mao

“…‘I Express All my Joys, All my Pain through my Art’: An Interview with Fifi Mukuna…”
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A Reflection on #Metoo, a Story of Sexual Assault and Victimhood in India by Shromona Das

“…This work contains illustrations of Shromona Das, who was seven when she was sexually abused by her uncle. Years later suffering silently with the burden of…”
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Interview with Neeske Alexander by Rose Richards

“…Interview with Neeske Alexander…”
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