An exegetical consideration of Upgraded Gods

Date
2018
Authors
Panaita, Elena
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Ings, Welby
Tassell-Matamua, Natasha
Item type
Thesis
Degree name
Master of Philosophy
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Auckland University of Technology
Abstract

This research activates an autoethnographic methodology to write, design and illustrate a graphic novel that considers themes of identity, theology (ideology + belief), and obedience. The research asks, “How might the graphic novel as a form of autobiography function to communicate tensions between freedom and love, and the constrictions of Russian communist society just prior to and after the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991?”

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USSR , Soviet Union , Ideology , Belief , Identity , Freedom , Graphic novel , Autoethnography , Communist , Society , Obedience
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