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Zoroastrianism in comics

2019
journal article
article
10.5604/01.3001.0013.7332
Journal
Kultura Popularna
Author
NiechciaƂ Paulina
Number
3 (61)
Pages
48-60
ISSN
1644-8340
eISSN
2391-6788
Keywords in English

Zoroastrianism

comics

URL
https://kulturapopularna-online.pl/resources/html/article/details?id=197122
Access date
2020-05-20
Language
English
Journal language
Polish
Abstract in English

The article focuses on the representations of Zoroastrianism - an ancient religion originating from Iran that has survived until the present day - in comics. The religion is rarely represented in popular culture, including comics, and the article will reflect on two of the most important examples: Zarathushtra (1974) and Silent Was Zarathustra (2014). The article provides an analysis of the texts and their message and explores how Zoroastriansim is represented in the chosen comics from a comparative perspective, reflecting on the social context of respectively Indian and French production that shaped the two publications, as well as their reception.

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WydziaƂ Filozoficzny : Katedra Porównawczych Studiów Cywilizacji
dc.abstract.enThe article focuses on the representations of Zoroastrianism - an ancient religion originating from Iran that has survived until the present day - in comics. The religion is rarely represented in popular culture, including comics, and the article will reflect on two of the most important examples: Zarathushtra (1974) and Silent Was Zarathustra (2014). The article provides an analysis of the texts and their message and explores how Zoroastriansim is represented in the chosen comics from a comparative perspective, reflecting on the social context of respectively Indian and French production that shaped the two publications, as well as their reception.pl
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The article focuses on the representations of Zoroastrianism - an ancient religion originating from Iran that has survived until the present day - in comics. The religion is rarely represented in popular culture, including comics, and the article will reflect on two of the most important examples: Zarathushtra (1974) and Silent Was Zarathustra (2014). The article provides an analysis of the texts and their message and explores how Zoroastriansim is represented in the chosen comics from a comparative perspective, reflecting on the social context of respectively Indian and French production that shaped the two publications, as well as their reception.
dc.affiliationpl
WydziaƂ Filozoficzny : Katedra Porównawczych Studiów Cywilizacji
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NiechciaƂ, Paulina - 143823
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2020-05-20
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2391-6788
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ROD UJ / OP
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https://ruj.uj.edu.pl/xmlui/handle/item/156222
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eng
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pol
dc.rights*
Udzielam licencji. Uznanie autorstwa - Na tych samych warunkach
dc.rights.licence
CC-BY-SA
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https://creativecommons.org/licenses
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Affiliations
WydziaƂ Filozoficzny
NiechciaƂ, Paulina

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