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Tintin in Tibet by Herge: A Critical Companion
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Often described by Herge himself as his finest book, Tintin in Tibet has become a touchstone for comics studies. This companion gathers essays on the visual storytelling, the religious and philosophical undercurrents, and the biographical context of the work — useful for students of literature, art history and cultural studies alike.
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English
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- Author
- Critical Companion
- Publisher
- Worldview Publications
- Language
- English
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 184
- ISBN
- 9789382267720
- Edition
- Worldview Companion
- Published
- April 2024
- Dimensions
- 14 × 21.5 cm
- Weight
- 260 g
- Imprint
- companions
- Series
- Worldview Companions
- Subject
- Comics studies · Cultural studies
- Reading level
- Undergraduate · General reader
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No. This is a critical companion volume of essays and study material. It is designed to be read alongside the original work, which is widely available from its own publishers.
Not at all. The editorial introduction and the essays are pitched for a general literary readership. Where specialised terms appear, they are briefly glossed in context.
Yes. Each Worldview edition is prepared with classroom use in mind. The text is accompanied by an editorial introduction, explanatory notes, a short bibliography and discussion questions, making it appropriate for undergraduate and postgraduate courses.
Yes. The full text is reproduced unabridged. Editorial material — introduction, notes and essays — is presented around the text, never instead of it.
The book is a sewn paperback printed on cream wove paper that holds up well to marginalia and repeated reading. It opens flat and is comfortable to handle for long study sessions.
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