The Graphic Social Science Research Network·Feb 26, 2022The Bullshit Cartoon Abstract: In Praise of Creative Academic Writing — Michiel Van Oudheusden…Using graphic images to illustrate fictional, nonsensical research, this article taps into bullshit as a source of academic innovation.
The Graphic Social Science Research Network·Jul 3, 2021The Town Without Television-Stuart McMillenAustralian comics artist Stuart McMillen has begun publishing The Town Without Television, which profiles a classic psychological study…
The Graphic Social Science Research Network·Dec 17, 2018Losing Thomas & Ella: A Father’s Story — Marcus B. Weaver-HightowerWeaver-Hightower, M. B. (2017). Losing Thomas & Ella: A Father’s Story (A Research Comic). Journal of Medical Humanities, 38(3), 215–230…
The Graphic Social Science Research Network·Dec 16, 2018Conversation with a Purpose — Helen Kara and Sophie JacksonWritten by Helen Kara and art by Sophie Jackson, Conversation with a Purpose is a pedagogical comic about research interviews. Helen says:
The Graphic Social Science Research Network·Dec 12, 2018Of Microscopes and Metaphors: Visual Analogy as a Scientific Tool — Matteo FarinellaRead the comic in its entirety on The Comics Grid
The Graphic Social Science Research Network·Dec 9, 2018Standpoint Epistemology and Graphic Scholarship — A Comic by Can YalcinkayaThis comic was created as a draft/proposal for a graphic journal article, however, it wasn’t accepted. Standpoint epistemology is an…
The Graphic Social Science Research Network·Oct 16, 2018Graphic Social Science blog series: Can Yalcinkaya(Originally published on Lancaster University’s Graphic Novels and Comics /Research, Outreach & Pedagogy Network/ by Natasa Lackovic)
The Graphic Social Science Research Network·Jul 3, 2018The Beast: An InterviewPublished in April 2018 by Ad Astra Comix, The Beast: Making a Living on a Dying Planet is a unique combination of scholarly research and…
The Graphic Social Science Research Network·Jun 19, 2018Deviance in the Dark — Stuart McMillenRead the comic in its entirety here[58 pages]
The Graphic Social Science Research Network·Jun 19, 2018Rat Park — Stuart McMillenRead Rat Park in its entirety here [40 Pages]