[Comicsstudiessociety] The Four Immigrants Manga: How a Japanese Fine Artist Leapt Across Cultures With a Comic Book in 1931 (Virtual Event)

[Mike Rhode]

 The Four Immigrants Manga: How a Japanese Fine Artist Leapt Across
Cultures With a Comic Book in 1931 (Virtual Event)
*Ann Marie Davis <https://library.osu.edu/people/davis.5257>*
Japanese Studies Librarian
davis.5257 at osu.edu

*November 4, 2020 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM*
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[image: Henry Yoshitaka Kiyama, Manga yonin shosei (Kiyama Yoshitaka
gashitsu, 1931)]
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Join the University Libraries International and Area Studies Department for
the next event in the Global Comics Series. Frederik L. Schodt,
award-winning author of numerous non-fiction books on the convergence of
Japanese and American cultures, will present a heavily illustrated talk
examining the development of comics in Japan and the life and pioneering
work of Japanese comic artist Henry Yoshitaka Kiyama.

The Global Comics Series is a lecture series on global comics scholarship.
In this series, scholars present on transnational issues from distinct area
studies’ regional perspectives. Topics include global comic scholarship on
immigration/migration, nationalism, identity and culture, feminism,
political censorship, technology disruption and more. These lectures are
free and open to the public.

The series is presented by The Ohio State University’s Center for Latin
American Studies, Center for Slavic and East European Studies and East
Asian Studies Center, with funds from the U.S. Department of Education
Title VI grant, the Area Studies Department, University Libraries, Billy
Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum and Asian American Studies.
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