Study day “Comics through the lens of history”

Monday, November 04 from 09:00 a.m. - Moufia Campus

Take part in our study day "Comics through the lens of history"

Frédéric Garan and Pierre-Éric FAGEOL are delighted to welcome you on 04 November in amphitheater 1 on the Moufia campus for the study day entitled "Comics through the lens of history".

Seven researchers and comic book fans will have the pleasure of presenting their work, which covers both “classic” Franco-Belgian comics and those from the Indian Ocean.

Free event on registration

Program

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09:30Philippe Delisle (PU history, University of Lyon III – Jean Moulin): “Spirou and Tintin against the
Human traffickers. “Classic” Franco-Belgian comics and slavery »
10:30Cédric Perollini (MCF letters, INSPE, La Réunion): “Tardi-Bourgeon: shared perspectives on the
Paris Commune »
13:30Round table: history and comics in the Indian Ocean

Gilles Gauvin (Professor attached to the Villèle museum, Scientific mission manager / museographic project): “The slave trade, slavery and their abolition in comics: what place for the Indian Ocean?”

Pierre-Éric Fageol (MCF HDR history of education, INSPE, La Réunion): “Identity and history in Indian Ocean comics”

Fabien Brial (Doctor of public law, PRAG history/geography, Faculty of Letters and Human Sciences, University of La Réunion), Pascal Domange (Comic book fan, school teacher, La Réunion): “Insularity in the reflection of comic book bubbles: the example of the islands of the South-West Indian Ocean”

Frédéric Garan (MCF HDR history, Faculty of Letters and Human Sciences, University of La Réunion): "The War in the Indian Ocean: From the Quest for Heroes to the Heroization of Subalterns"
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