GBTYC - Chapter 1: Sister Burma
Jul 05, 2024
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Go Back To Your Country - Exploring Conflict Affected Lives via Comic Journalism.
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Content Warning:
This book makes use of graphic language and
contains visual depictions of violence,
death and references to sexual assault.
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“Go Back to Your Country“ is a short anthology of stories from individuals stemming from conflict affected countries.
Follow the journey of Sister Burma, Anwar Youseph and the author, Josmar Darmanin to uncover the harrowing ongoings in overlooked nations.
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Foreword:
This project was undertaken as part of a dissertation study based off the techniques and methods that go into the creation of journalistic comics, particularly in conflict areas. Throughout the development of the project I donned the cap of an amateur journalist and countlessly doubted my ability to execute this task.
The title of the project, “Go Back To Your Country”, is intended to be a mockery of the slurs and defamation targeted towards these individuals, and is a testament to how little we truly know about those around us.
This book makes use of graphic language and
contains visual depictions of violence,
death and references to sexual assault.
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“Go Back to Your Country“ is a short anthology of stories from individuals stemming from conflict affected countries.
Follow the journey of Sister Burma, Anwar Youseph and the author, Josmar Darmanin to uncover the harrowing ongoings in overlooked nations.
---------------------------
Foreword:
This project was undertaken as part of a dissertation study based off the techniques and methods that go into the creation of journalistic comics, particularly in conflict areas. Throughout the development of the project I donned the cap of an amateur journalist and countlessly doubted my ability to execute this task.
The title of the project, “Go Back To Your Country”, is intended to be a mockery of the slurs and defamation targeted towards these individuals, and is a testament to how little we truly know about those around us.
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