«Besonders an der Verknappung und Entschlackung stossen sich die Germanisten». Nicolas Mahlers Kunstbetriebs-Comics als kleine Formen inter- und transmedialen Erzählens

[«Germanists take particular exception to processes of condensation and purification». Nicolas Mahler’s comics about the culture industry as short forms of inter- and transmedial narration]

Authors

  • Ursula Klingenböck Universität Wien, Austria

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.13130/1593-2508/11500

Abstract

This article focuses on the comics of the Austrian artist Nicolas Mahler. Selected comics from Franz Kafkas nonstop Lachmaschine (2014) will be analysed as ‘minimalistic form’ and inter-spatial phenomena. In Mahler’s so-called ‘graphic anecdotes’, inter- and transmediality become evident in a variety of ways: in the form and organization of anthology, the construction of pseudo-epigraphs, and the accentuation of ‘transition’ and ‘in-between’. As they address and reflect on the position of comics in the literary field, they also contribute to the current discussion about graphic narrative

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Published

2019-04-06

How to Cite

Klingenböck, U. (2019). «Besonders an der Verknappung und Entschlackung stossen sich die Germanisten». Nicolas Mahlers Kunstbetriebs-Comics als kleine Formen inter- und transmedialen Erzählens: [«Germanists take particular exception to processes of condensation and purification». Nicolas Mahler’s comics about the culture industry as short forms of inter- and transmedial narration]. Studia Austriaca, 27, 21–39. https://doi.org/10.13130/1593-2508/11500