167 Emily N. Bartz
/We’re back! For the first episode of 2021, we are talking adoptees in comics! Emily N. Bartz shares her personal story of being adopted from the Philippines, and then why she spent her childhood going back and forth between the US and her country of origin. We have a fascinating discussion about adoptees in comics, including a focus on her article about “Loki: I Can Turn into anything as long as it’s me”. We also talk about adoptees in academics and how much is available for us to learn from academic journals in particular.
Show Notes
Recommended Resources
- Emily mentioned search help from the Inter-Country Adoption Board (Republic of the Philippines)
- Adoption & Culture- academic journal
- “I can turn into anything as long as it’s me”: The Adoptee Goddess of Lies and Stories in Loki: Agent of Asgard by Emily N. Bartz
- The Alliance for the Study of Adoption & Culture - ASAC Conference 2021 - Winnipeg, MB
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