Barker, Martin.
Comics:
Ideology, Power, and the Critics. Cultural Politics. Manchester and
New York: Manchester U P, 1989.
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List of Figures and Tables . . . vi
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Acknowledgements . . . viii
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Thinking About Ideolgy and Comics . . . 1
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Action: A Suitable Case for Treatment . . . 17
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Understanding Action . . . 36
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Ye 'orrible 'aunted 'ouse . . . 62
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The Vicissitudes of Identification . . . 92
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The Legacy of Vladimir Propp . . . 117
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'They All Hate Me': Jackie and the Problem of Romance . . . 134
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'But How Can I Ever Be Sure?': Revisiting Jackie . . . 160
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The Lost World of 'Sterotypes' . . . 196
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The Trouble with Dad: Bunty, Tracy, and Fantasy . . . 211
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'Reading' the Readers . . . 239
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A Dialogical Approach to Ideology . . . 262
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Deconstructing Donald . . . 279
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Postscript . . . 300
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Notes and References . . . 302
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Apppendix: The Action Questionnaire . . . 314
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Index . . . 318
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