Visual Hybrids

Milette Shamir; Irene Tucker; Michalle Gal; David Gil; Yeshayahu Shen

Visual Hybrids

Milette Shamir (Editor), Irene Tucker (Editor), Michalle Gal (Guest editor), David Gil (Guest editor), Yeshayahu Shen (Guest editor)

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Abstract

This issue stands as the first to be devoted to the characterization and analysis of the visual hybrid as a distinct phenomenon. Edited by Michalle Gal, David Gil, and Yeshayahu Shen, it includes articles on the taxonomy of visual hybrids, visual metaphors, monsters and hybrids in early modern art, visual hybrids and rhetoric, and more.

Original language	English
Journal	Poetics Today
Volume	44
Issue number	4
State	Published - Dec 2023

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