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Booth, Alison. Reading Visual Culture. Routledge, 2018.
Examines how readers interpret illustrations in literary editions and how visual framing shapes narrative perception.
Johnson, Eric. Blackface and the American Image. Chicago UP, 2009.
Studies racial caricature traditions in American illustrated media between 1880 and 1940.
Harper, Susan. Illustrating Twain Abroad. Columbia UP, 2015.
Focuses on translated and illustrated editions of Mark Twain in Germany.
Miller, Anne. Visual Memory and Reading. Oxford UP, 2020.
Investigates cognitive responses to illustrated narratives.
Lee, Hannah. Colonial Images in Children's Books. Yale UP, 2011.
Explores racialized imagery in nineteenth-century illustrated fiction.