What do Superman, Captain America, and Spiderman have in Common? The Case for Comics Books
Jane Mitchell, Joseph D. George
Abstract
Jane Mitchell, Joseph D. George
Abstract
The paper analyses the use of comic book super heroes who fight somebody's evils as useful for the teaching of values to exceptional children. The values can be presented in a popular medium which can be used to initiate discussion and critical thinking.
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The paper analyses the use of comic book super heroes who fight somebody's evils as useful for the teaching of values to exceptional children. The values can be presented in a popular medium which can be used to initiate discussion and critical thinking.
Key concepts: Superman, Comics, Literature, Sociology, Media studies, Psychology, History, Art