仔细阅读连续漫画和漫画,如何珠的“锁定”,\"RiviHandler-Spitz\"早上通勤,\"杨吉\"检疫,\"和ThiBui,威尔·埃文斯,莎拉·米尔克,阿曼达·派克,和EstherKaplan的\“在/脆弱,“这篇文章调查了COVID-19期间出现的网络空间危机。随着全球大流行重塑社会,经济,和文化景观,了解这些转换的空间含义至关重要。通过分析图形医学文本,作为视觉叙事,捕捉这些危机中个体的生活经历和感知,本文对空间之间的复杂关系进行了细致入微的探索,社会,以及大流行的影响。这篇文章确定并研究了COVID时代出现的各种空间危机,比如被破坏的城市环境,改变了社会动态,污染的空间,空间的收缩,和工作区的重新配置。借鉴迈克尔·福柯和亨利·列斐伏尔等理论家,这篇文章说明了这些危机引发的空间转换是如何表示的,有经验的,并有争议。最终,这篇文章不仅有助于更深入地理解大流行与空间之间复杂的相互作用,而且还解决了我们不断变化的世界的挑战。
Close-reading sequential comics and cartoons such as He Zhu\'s \"Lockdown,\" Rivi Handler-Spitz\'s \"Morning Commute,\" Yang Ji\'s \"Quarantine,\" and Thi Bui, Will Evans, Sarah Mirk, Amanda Pike, and Esther Kaplan\'s \"In/Vulnerable,\" this article investigates the networked spatial crises that have emerged during COVID-19. As the global pandemic reshaped social, economic, and cultural landscapes, it is crucial to understand the spatial implications of these transformations. By analyzing graphic medical texts, which serve as visual narratives that capture the lived experiences and perceptions of individuals within these crises, the present essay offers a nuanced exploration of the intricate relationships between space, society, and the effects of the pandemic. The article identifies and examines the various spatial crises that have emerged in the COVID era, such as disrupted urban environments, altered social dynamics, spaces of contamination, contraction of space, and the reconfiguration of workspaces. Drawing on theorists like Michael Foucault and Henri Lefebvre, this essay illustrates how these crisis-induced spatial transformations are represented, experienced, and contested. Ultimately, the article not only contributes to a deeper understanding of the complex interplay between the pandemic and space but also addresses the challenges of our evolving world.