Kumar, K. S. (2020, March 15). Mental health, comics, the grad student! GradHacker. Retrieved from insidehighered.com/blogs/gradhacker/mental-health-comics-grad-student ABSTRACT: A couple of weeks back on Twitter, I tweeted about my mental health diagnosis and how I am currently pursuing a English Ph.D. on comics as a method to process trauma and negotiate marginalization. This tweet got hundreds of likes… Read More »
Naro, M., & Francis, M. (2019). When “Peanuts” went all-in on vaccinations, The Nib. Retrieved from https://thenib.com/when-peanuts-went-all-in-on-vaccinations ABSTRACT: Charles Schultz used his culturally monolithic comic strip to advocate for public health. But his approach had some serious shortcomings.
Fink, A. E. (2019) Fanon’s police inspector, AJOB Neuroscience 10(3), 137-144. Retrieved from https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/21507740.2019.1632970 ABSTRACT: Frantz Fanon practiced psychiatry in a colonized Algeria during its struggle for independence. In his 1961 work The Wretched of the Earth, Fanon described cases from his treatment of Algerian nationalists and French colonists. I present one of Fanon’s cases as an ethical inquiry into posttraumatic… Read More »