Podcast, 31 mins

Floods in Contemporary Graphic Novels

Gemma Curto Alonso

9 Oct 2020 10:00

A talk about how the language of graphic novels captures growing public awareness about climate change, its consequences in the form of floods and possible responses to it.

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Gemma Curto Alonso, School of English

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Floods in Contemporary Graphic Novels

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Floods in Contemporary Graphic Novels

Research

Curation

See also

The Youth Word Up!

Regenerating Hearing Through Ground-Breaking Stem Cell Science

Introducing the Graduation Textile

Economy & Society: Public Engagement and Risk Perception

Introducing For Every Bird a Nest

Writing for the Crucible Stage – Chris Bush and Ashley Barnes

Bittersweet Air

Rethinking Capitalism

Interview with Alec Mills

Why Do Turtle and Tortoise Eggs Fail to Hatch?

Can Nanotechnology Help Detect and Treat Melanoma?

Danaë Wellington - 'The Blue Jeans Ask Her'