INTERVIEW/Turning research into art: Graphic novel on Chinese migrant women in Taiwan
03/05/2026 02:55 PM
The idea of turning a 240-page, text-heavy doctoral dissertation into a graphic novel came to sociologist Beatrice Zani when she realized that the findings of her English-language thesis were largely inaccessible to the very people whose lives it documented.
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