PART 3: THE GRAPHIC MEMOIR GENRE
This section will examine Eisenstein’s memoir in context of the graphic novel genre. It will cover/contain: an analysis of techniques and conventions (which includes colour and action), techniques and effects, characterization (archetypes), and outstanding scenes (technically).
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- THE GROUP PROJECT
- INTERVIEW WITH BERNICE EISENSTEIN, AUTHOR OF - I W...
- PART 1: AUTHOR BIOGRAPHY
- Early life
- Adult life
- Historical context of growing up
- Career low/high points
- Works and Awards
- Reception and reviews
- Media appearances and other Interviews
- Images
- Influences
- PART 2: GRAPHIC MEMOIR ANALYSIS
- Plot Summary
- Purpose
- Themes
- Structure
- Significance of Title
- Historical, Social, Cultural context
- Historical Childhood 1950's -1960's 56 growing up...
- Social The main theme of the memoir was being the ...
- Cultural Values and Attitudes The memoir emphas...
- Outstanding Scenes
- Characterization
- Personal connection with the memoir
- Amanda, Elizabeth, And Victoria
- Daniel
- PART 3: THE GRAPHIC MEMOIR GENRE
- Analysis of Techniques and Conventions
- Level of Abstraction In chapter 2 of his book, M...
- TransitionsIn chapter 3 of his book, McCloud tal...
- Timing and ActionIn chapter 4 McCloud mentions ti...
- Lines, backgrounds, and balloonsIn chapter 5 of h...
- Picture and text In chapter 6 of his book, McCl...
- ColourIn chapter 8 of his book, McCloud talks abo...
- Techniques and effects
- Characterization (archetypes)
- Oustanding Technical Scenes
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