This is a presentation focused specifically about the ways in which the graphic novel is able to create unique social representations between protagonists and their society through their visual juxtapositions. How we try to find meaning somewhere in between” (17:00) “How we trouble the easy way with which coalesce.
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* * * TEDxDartmouth 2011- Michael Chaney: How to Read a Graphic Novel – March 6, 2011 There will be panels in which the word completely over powers the image or the image out-weighs the text, and while they still work together it is vital to bring their relationship into view for the novel to be more fully understood.
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If this were not the case than the form would have no purpose and this collection could provide everything a traditional novel could, and all its movie does but without consequence. This is not to say the written Persepolis is any way lesser than the visual one, but only that the graphic novel relies on the image for effects of story it doesn’t find suitable for language.
The text is in relationship to the panels it is attached to and yet if the choice to write a memoir in the graphic novel genre accomplishes anything, at the very least it challenges the role of the language. A series of images can be read without their text to string their own narrative together, and they should be because Persepolis is told through multimedia. Each of Persepolis’ panels can be considered both individually as one casts a specific moment in time and/or single perspective as well as with section as a complete narrative block. Similar to a painting or a movie, each single panel is framed with attention to the specific perspective, and the emotion, position, and setting of the characters all affect the images’ level of realism. The introduction of the image into any novel presents a new set of possibilities for the author and a new way to converse with the reader. The graphic novel has entered the literary world and with its entry forces the reader to reconsider how a story can be told.
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