Preface
Introduction. Urban Comics: Infrastructure and the Global City in Contemporary Graphic Narratives
Introduction: The Camp and the City
Form and Infrastructure
Infrastructural Form
Comics Collectives as Networked Urban Social Movements
The Image of the Global City
New York, New York: A Brief History of Comics and the City
Five Southern City Case Studies
Chapter 1. Drawing Public Space: Revolutionary Visual Cultures and the Right to the City in Cairo
Introduction: Revolutionary Visual Cultures and Gendered Public Spaces
Egyptian `Comix´, Online and Offline
Urban Cairo in Text and Image
Vision and Visibility in Magdy El Shafee´s Metro (2008)
Volume and Verticality in Deena Mohamed´s Qahera, the Webcomic, Not the City (2013-2015) Building Comics, Building Cities
Chapter 2. Image-Making in the Global City: Eco-Speculative Fictions and Urban Social Movements in Cape Town
Introduction: South African Cartoons, Comix and Co-mixed Visual Cultures
Privatisation, Segregation and Image-Making in the Global City
Afrofuturism, Solarpunk and Water Politics
Flooding the Cape Town `Utopia´
Turning to Townships: Urban Social Movements in Cape Town
Chapter 3. Graphic Katrina: Disaster Capitalism and Tourism Gentrification in New Orleans
Introduction: `There´s No Such Thing As A Natural Disaster´
Voyeurism and Voluntourism in the `Drowned City´
Vertical Perspectives in Josh Neufeld´s A.D. New Orleans After the Deluge (2009)
Comics and Zines in New Orleans: Gentrifying Forms, DIY Cities
Autographics, Art and Activism in Erin Wilson´s Snowbird (2013)
Chapter 4. Comics, Collectives, Collaborations: Engineering Pedestrian and Public Spaces in Delhi
Introduction: The City-as-Circuitboard
`Engineering´ Comics: Orijit Sen and the Pao Collective
World Class Delhi: Politics in the City `Inside-Out´
Pedestrianism and Penmanship in Sarnath Banerjee´s Graphic Narratives
Histories of the Neoliberal Present in Vishwajyoti Ghosh´s Delhi Calm (2010)
Gendering the Right to the City: Women´s Maps, Women´s Lines
Chapter 5. Comics as Infrastructure: Public Space and Post-war Reconstruction in Beirut
Introduction: Post-war Reconstruction in the Neoliberal Era
Weaponised Infrastructure in Wartime Beirut
Rebuilding the City in Zeina Abirached´s Graphic Memoirs
Lamia Ziadé´s Bye Bye Babylon: The City as Witness
Urban Warfare and Civilian Life in Text and Image
New Geographies of Beirut: Samandal as Urban Social Movement
Conclusion. Bordered Forms, Bordered Worlds
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Introduction. Urban Comics: Infrastructure and the Global City in Contemporary Graphic Narratives
Introduction: The Camp and the City
Form and Infrastructure
Infrastructural Form
Comics Collectives as Networked Urban Social Movements
The Image of the Global City
New York, New York: A Brief History of Comics and the City
Five Southern City Case Studies
Chapter 1. Drawing Public Space: Revolutionary Visual Cultures and the Right to the City in Cairo
Introduction: Revolutionary Visual Cultures and Gendered Public Spaces
Egyptian `Comix´, Online and Offline
Urban Cairo in Text and Image
Vision and Visibility in Magdy El Shafee´s Metro (2008)
Volume and Verticality in Deena Mohamed´s Qahera, the Webcomic, Not the City (2013-2015) Building Comics, Building Cities
Chapter 2. Image-Making in the Global City: Eco-Speculative Fictions and Urban Social Movements in Cape Town
Introduction: South African Cartoons, Comix and Co-mixed Visual Cultures
Privatisation, Segregation and Image-Making in the Global City
Afrofuturism, Solarpunk and Water Politics
Flooding the Cape Town `Utopia´
Turning to Townships: Urban Social Movements in Cape Town
Chapter 3. Graphic Katrina: Disaster Capitalism and Tourism Gentrification in New Orleans
Introduction: `There´s No Such Thing As A Natural Disaster´
Voyeurism and Voluntourism in the `Drowned City´
Vertical Perspectives in Josh Neufeld´s A.D. New Orleans After the Deluge (2009)
Comics and Zines in New Orleans: Gentrifying Forms, DIY Cities
Autographics, Art and Activism in Erin Wilson´s Snowbird (2013)
Chapter 4. Comics, Collectives, Collaborations: Engineering Pedestrian and Public Spaces in Delhi
Introduction: The City-as-Circuitboard
`Engineering´ Comics: Orijit Sen and the Pao Collective
World Class Delhi: Politics in the City `Inside-Out´
Pedestrianism and Penmanship in Sarnath Banerjee´s Graphic Narratives
Histories of the Neoliberal Present in Vishwajyoti Ghosh´s Delhi Calm (2010)
Gendering the Right to the City: Women´s Maps, Women´s Lines
Chapter 5. Comics as Infrastructure: Public Space and Post-war Reconstruction in Beirut
Introduction: Post-war Reconstruction in the Neoliberal Era
Weaponised Infrastructure in Wartime Beirut
Rebuilding the City in Zeina Abirached´s Graphic Memoirs
Lamia Ziadé´s Bye Bye Babylon: The City as Witness
Urban Warfare and Civilian Life in Text and Image
New Geographies of Beirut: Samandal as Urban Social Movement
Conclusion. Bordered Forms, Bordered Worlds
Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.