Dominic Davies

Dominic Davies, a Reader in English at City St. George's, and Candida Rifkind, a Professor of English at the University of Winnipeg, delve into their co-authored book about refugee comics. They discuss graphic narratives that challenge conventional representations of refugees, exploring themes of migration and agency. The conversation highlights the emotional power of comics in portraying personal stories, the fluidity of identities, and the ethical dimensions of representing violence. Their insights illuminate how these stories foster empathy and redefine perceptions of citizenship.

Dominic Davies, a Reader in English with expertise in postcolonial studies, and Candida Rifkind, a Professor of English specializing in life writing, delve into the rich realm of refugee comics. They discuss how these graphic narratives illuminate the complexities of displacement and challenge conventional perceptions of refugees. Key topics include the innovative storytelling techniques that evoke empathy, the representation of second-generation refugee experiences, and the comics' power to redefine identity and reveal the interplay of trauma and resilience in the face of adversity.