Bibliograph

The comics of R. Crumb, underground in the art museum, edited by Daniel Worden

Type

Label

The comics of R. Crumb, underground in the art museum, edited by Daniel Worden

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references and index

Illustrations

illustrations

Index

index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

The comics of R. Crumb

Nature of contents

bibliography

Oclc number

1224516774

Responsibility statement

edited by Daniel Worden

Series statement

Critical approaches to comics artists

Sub title

underground in the art museum

Summary

A scholarly exploration of the iconic comics artist

Table Of Contents

13. Crumb and Abstraction -- Selected Bibliography of Works by R. Crumb -- Contributors6. Where the Action Is Crumb, Semiotics, L'Écriture Feminine, and Taste -- III. Cartoons of Scripture, Self, and Society -- 7. "And Abram Listened to the Voice of Sarai" R. Crumb's Pro-Feminist Interpretation of Sarah in the Bible -- 8. Competing Masculinities in the Work of R. Crumb -- 9. The Tortured Artist R. Crumb's Visual Adaptation of Kafka's Iconic Ugliness -- IV. The Fine Art of Comics -- 10. Robert Crumb and the Art of Comics -- 11. Viewing R. Crumb: Circles of Influence in Fine Art Museums -- 12. Robert Crumb and Öyvind Fahlström The Marriage of Social Satire and Ideological CritiqueCover -- THE COMICS OF R. CRUMB -- Title -- Copyright -- CONTENTS -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction: R. Crumb in Comics History -- I. Aesthetics of the Underground -- 1. Toward a Reconciliation of Satire and Hostility in Crumb -- 2. Crumb Agonistes The Passion of a Disenchanted Utopian Scatologist -- 3. Reading, Looking, Feeling: Comix after Legitimacy -- II. Political Imaginaries -- 4. How Many Trees Had to Be Cut Down for This Essay? Crumb as Ironic Eco-Elegist -- 5. The Visual Politics of R. Crumb's "Bulgaria A Sketchbook Report."

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