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Monthly Archives: October 2013
PostSecret: Emotional Relief and Social Connection
The act of revealing a secret is like the act of ranting; letting out one’s excitement, pain, trauma, or any emotion or story that the individual cannot wait but to make it be heard or to simply release for the … Continue reading
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Graphical Narratives: A New Way To Read
In my ASTU class, we recently delve into the work of Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi, a 153-page graphical narrative “comic” that heavily relies on visuals to tell the childhood story of the author while she was in Iran during the Islamic Revolution. … Continue reading