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Enki Bilal et l’anticipation d’une hypersportivité : le football Hors Jeu
ReS Futurae, 2021 Enki Bilal’s graphic work captures the reader’s mind by its pessimistic dystopias, which feature characters who are broken by political and technological systems colonizing spirits and bodies.
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Etnoantropološki Problemi, 2023 This paper argues that what advocates of the ontological turn refer to as the question of ontology cannot be understood without taking ideology into account. Enki Bilal’s comic book The Nikopol Trilogy (1980–1992) and the movie Immortel, ad vitam (2004)
Uroš Matić
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Medienimpulse, 2020 Enki Bilals Trilogie Alexander Nikopol ist ein Klassiker des Mediums Comic, der nicht zuletzt durch Zeitlosigkeit und einen einzigartigen Stil überzeugt.
Thomas Ballhausen
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Illustration, Rewriting and Transfictionality of «Nikopol Trilogy», by Enki Bilal
1616, 2016 This article focuses on the study of the intermedial adaptations of one of the most recognizable titles of adult bande dessinée in France, Nikopol Trilogy by Serbian-born French author Enki Bilal.
Carlos REDONDO SÁNCHEZ
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Revista De Filologia De La Universidad De La LagunaIn Enki Bilal’s graphic novel trilogy Coup de sang (2009-2015), the Francophone author depicts the Earth’s decision, after centuries of suffering anthropogenic environmental damage, to transform into a hostile space for humans. This phenomenon, as will be demonstrated, is related to contemporary discourses surrounding non-human agency in the ...
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Le musée du futur : imaginaire du musée dans la littérature contemporaine imagée
Culture & Musées, 2023 This article elaborates a poetic (in the ancient Greek sense of poesis) description of the future museum on the basis of the portrayal and fictionalization of museums in contemporary illustrated literature.
Anne Chassagnol, Caroline Marie
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Quaderns de Filologia: Estudis Literaris, 2007 En los cómics futuristas de Enki Bilal –autor de origen yugoslavo emigrado a Francia– se cuestionan diversas problemáticas socioculturales relacionadas con los límites entre la singularidad y el grupo.
Adela Cortijo Talavera
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AM: Art + Media, 2013 The aim of this paper is to analyze and explore the way the media have transformed film and comic strips by applying an interdisciplinary approach to three dystopian, phantasmagorical science-fiction movies by Enki Bilal: Bunker Palace Hotel (1989 ...
Jelena Smiljanić
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Transpositiones, 2022 Enki Bilal's graphic novel Animal'z portrays a post-apocalyptic cli-fi scenario that is symptomatic of the Anthropocene imagination. In this narrative, the few humans that still live after the 'coup de sang,' the environmental phenomenon that has devastated the Earth, have adopted a hybrid human-animal mode of existence in a desperate attempt for ...
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A breach in the social imaginary – Le Bug and the prospective science fiction of Enki Bilal
, 2023 This essay aims to contribute to the study of social imaginaries by looking at howthe imaginal, the imaginary, the discursive and the political co-operate in creatingsocial meaning. Through a reading of the work of the French graphic artist andpolitical thinker Enki Bilal, and more specifically in his latest, yet unfinished, work LeBug [The Bug], I ...
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