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Learning through Fun. Classical Antiquity in “Tytus, Romek i A’Tomek”, a Polish Comic Book Series

Autor
Pszczolińska, Marta
Data publikacji
2022
Abstrakt (EN)

The series “Tytus, Romek i A’Tomek” is largely enjoyed by children and has been popular with generations of Polish readers since it was first printed in 1957 in the magazine Świat Młodych. Since 1966, the author Henryk Jerzy Chmielewski has been publishing the series in the form of independent booklets. The comics are about two boys and a chimpanzee, Tytus, whose intellect is similar to that of a human being. Their adventures feature many educational elements as the characters learn about the world, and yet they are still incredibly witty and entertaining. The focus of this analysis is to show how information about the ancient Olympic Games, Greek theatre and Roman gladiator fights can be successfully incorporated into a children’s comic book.

Słowa kluczowe EN
children’s comic books
child protagonist
animal protagonist
antiquity
Atlantis
Olympic Games
Athens
Greek theatre
learning Latin
Colosseum
gladiator fights
Dyscyplina PBN
nauki o kulturze i religii
Czasopismo
libri liberorum
Tom
58
Strony od-do
7-15
ISSN
1607-6745
Data udostępnienia w otwartym dostępie
2022-10-31
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