the Van Dropsies (4) and damns them for not belonging (6).
the living room of the Van Dropsies, a Dutch family from New York's
work--eventually sell their homes and move away from Dropsie Avenue.
The central figure in this drama is the Dropsie neighborhood
Perhaps the most common theme in Dropsie Avenue can be summed up by
throughout Dropsie Avenue, scenes of resistance and relocation are far
this way, we can read Dropsie Avenue as a visual discourse on whiteness,
The opening episodes of Dropsie Avenue are an effective
context is drawn after the Van Dropsie house is burned to the ground.
of the now dominant English presence on Dropsie Avenue) stands by their
the central economic power on Dropsie Avenue, and even his name suggests
"bad feeling about Dropsie Avenue" and realizing that it is
And at the Dropsie Avenue Reunion, the pictures on "The
Another way in which Eisner reveals fear and bigotry in Dropsie
