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      <h3>Booth, Alison. <i>Reading Visual Culture</i>. Routledge, 2018.</h3>
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    <h3>Booth, Alison. <i>Reading Visual Culture</i>. 2018.</h3>
     <p>Explores reader perception of illustrated narratives.</p>
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      <span>illustration</span>
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      <span>reception</span>
    <h3>Johnson, Eric. <i>Caricature and Empire</i>. 2009.</h3>
      <span>visuality</span>
    <p>Racial imagery in American illustration.</p>
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      Examines how readers interpret illustrations in literary editions and
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      how visual framing shapes narrative perception.
    <h3>Harper, Susan. <i>Twain Illustrated</i>. 2015.</h3>
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     <p>German illustrated editions of Twain.</p>
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    <h3>Miller, Anne. <i>Visual Reading</i>. 2020.</h3>
    <p>Cognitive processing of images in texts.</p>
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    <h3>Lee, Hannah. <i>Colonial Visual Culture</i>. 2011.</h3>
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    <p>Colonial illustration traditions.</p>
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    <h3>Walker, James. <i>Race in Comics</i>. 2012.</h3>
    <p>Comics and racial representation.</p>
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      <h3>Johnson, Eric. <i>Blackface and the American Image</i>. Chicago UP, 2009.</h3>
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    <h3>Foster, Claire. <i>Book Illustration History</i>. 2014.</h3>
     <p>Evolution of illustration in print culture.</p>
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      <span>race</span>
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      <span>caricature</span>
    <h3>Nguyen, Paul. <i>Visual Narratives</i>. 2017.</h3>
      <span>comics</span>
    <p>Theory of visual storytelling.</p>
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      Studies racial caricature traditions in American illustrated media
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      between 1880 and 1940.
    <h3>Brown, Lisa. <i>Comics & Race</i>. 2013.</h3>
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     <p>Visual stereotypes in comics.</p>
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    <h3>Smith, Robert. <i>Twain and Race</i>. 2016.</h3>
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    <p>Race in Twain illustrations.</p>
        <li>Connected to “Lee” via: race</li>
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      <h3>Harper, Susan. <i>Illustrating Twain Abroad</i>. Columbia UP, 2015.</h3>
    <h3>Adams, Henry. <i>Seeing Texts</i>. 2008.</h3>
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     <p>Visual interpretation in literature.</p>
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      <span>illustration</span>
    <h3>Green, Maya. <i>Comic Perception</i>. 2019.</h3>
      <span>twain</span>
    <p>Reader response in comics.</p>
      <span>germany</span>
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      Focuses on translated and illustrated editions of Mark Twain in Germany.
    <h3>White, Daniel. <i>Empire Images</i>. 2010.</h3>
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     <p>Colonial iconography.</p>
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    <h3>Clark, Emma. <i>Print Culture Visuals</i>. 2007.</h3>
    <p>Illustration in print history.</p>
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    <h3>Harris, Luke. <i>Mind and Image</i>. 2021.</h3>
        <li>Connected to “Booth” via: illustration</li>
    <p>Perception of images.</p>
        <li>Connected to “Klein” via: germany</li>
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    <h3>Young, Peter. <i>Visual Stereotypes</i>. 2015.</h3>
    <p>Racial imagery in comics.</p>
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    <h3>King, Laura. <i>Twain in Illustration</i>. 2018.</h3>
    <p>Illustrated Twain editions.</p>
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      <h3>Miller, Anne. <i>Visual Memory and Reading</i>. Oxford UP, 2020.</h3>
    <h3>Brown, Thomas. <i>Seeing Stories</i>. 2011.</h3>
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     <p>Narrative perception theory.</p>
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      <span>reception</span>
    <h3>Evans, Sarah. <i>Race in Visual Media</i>. 2014.</h3>
      <span>psychology</span>
     <p>Visual culture and race.</p>
      <span>visuality</span>
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      Investigates cognitive responses to illustrated narratives.
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    <h3>Martin, Oliver. <i>Image & Text</i>. 2022.</h3>
        <li>Connected to “Booth” via: reception</li>
     <p>Interaction of text and image.</p>
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      <h3>Lee, Hannah. <i>Colonial Images in Children's Books</i>. Yale UP, 2011.</h3>
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      <span>race</span>
      <span>colonialism</span>
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      Explores racialized imagery in nineteenth-century illustrated fiction.
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Revision as of 21:42, 11 May 2026

<!DOCTYPE html> Interactive Bibliography

illustration reception race comics visuality

Booth, Alison. Reading Visual Culture. 2018.

Explores reader perception of illustrated narratives.

Johnson, Eric. Caricature and Empire. 2009.

Racial imagery in American illustration.

Harper, Susan. Twain Illustrated. 2015.

German illustrated editions of Twain.

Miller, Anne. Visual Reading. 2020.

Cognitive processing of images in texts.

Lee, Hannah. Colonial Visual Culture. 2011.

Colonial illustration traditions.

Walker, James. Race in Comics. 2012.

Comics and racial representation.

Foster, Claire. Book Illustration History. 2014.

Evolution of illustration in print culture.

Nguyen, Paul. Visual Narratives. 2017.

Theory of visual storytelling.

Brown, Lisa. Comics & Race. 2013.

Visual stereotypes in comics.

Smith, Robert. Twain and Race. 2016.

Race in Twain illustrations.

Adams, Henry. Seeing Texts. 2008.

Visual interpretation in literature.

Green, Maya. Comic Perception. 2019.

Reader response in comics.

White, Daniel. Empire Images. 2010.

Colonial iconography.

Clark, Emma. Print Culture Visuals. 2007.

Illustration in print history.

Harris, Luke. Mind and Image. 2021.

Perception of images.

Young, Peter. Visual Stereotypes. 2015.

Racial imagery in comics.

King, Laura. Twain in Illustration. 2018.

Illustrated Twain editions.

Brown, Thomas. Seeing Stories. 2011.

Narrative perception theory.

Evans, Sarah. Race in Visual Media. 2014.

Visual culture and race.

Martin, Oliver. Image & Text. 2022.

Interaction of text and image.

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