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    The Old Man and the Sea by Earnest Hemingway is a short novella got an enormous response audience. The book also become an inspiration for many other writers. So, This presentation highlights how different writers retelling the story of The Old Man and Sea n different visual forms with the help of graphics and cartoons.

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    The Old Man and the Sea by Earnest Hemingway is a short novella got an enormous response audience. The book also become an inspiration for many other writers. So, This presentation highlights how different writers retelling the story of The Old Man and Sea n different visual forms with the help of graphics and cartoons.

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    The Old Man and the Sea by Earnest Hemingway is a short novella got an enormous response audience. The book also become an inspiration for many other writers. So, This presentation highlights how different writers retelling the story of The Old Man and Sea n different visual forms with the help of graphics and cartoons.

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    Visual

    Representation of
    The Old Man and
    the Sea
    Prepared by
    Asha Dhedhi (Sem-3)
    Department of English
    (M.K.Bhavnagar University)
    Objectives of the presentation

    ● This presentation tries to highlight how ‘The


    Old Man and the Sea’ visualized by different
    artists.

    ● How Characters, Events and Scenes of


    Hemingway’s novella has been illustrated by
    a wide variety of Artists in a wide variety of
    media over the years.
    Synopsis of The Old Man and the Sea

    “Man can be destroyed but not


    defeated”

    ● Written by American author Earnest


    Hemingway
    ● Published in 1952
    ● Story about Cuban Fisherman
    ● Old Man’s Struggle with Marlin
    ● Man vs. Nature
    ● Resistance against defeat
    Importance of Visualization
    “We believe in the power of science, exploration, and storytelling
    to change the world”
    (By Susan Goldberg from ‘The Risks of Story Telling’)

    “In a world increasingly saturated with data and information,


    visualizations are a potent way to
    break through the clutter, tell your story, and persuade people to
    action”
    (by Adam Singer from “Data Visualization: Your Secret Weapon in
    Storytelling and Persuasion”)
    The Old Man and the Sea as Political Cartoon
    ● Date: 31 October 1972 (Edmund S. Valtman)
    ● Few days before presidential election in 1972 (United
    States)
    ● Senetor George McGovern as a Fisherman in small
    boat
    ● George Mcgovern’s opponent Richard Nixon won the
    election with large margin
    ● Fish represents War Issue
    ● Old Man represent George Mcgovern who wants won
    the election
    The Old Man as a Guido Scala Comic Book
    ● Comic book by Walt Disney
    Company
    ● Written and Illustrated by Guido
    Scala(Italian Artist)
    ● Scrooge Mcduck and the Old Man
    and the Sea
    ● Appeared im 1987 (22 Pages and over
    100 panels of illustrations, set in a
    fiction island called Tuba)
    ● Acciuga: Trouble in
    selling toys

    ● Mcduck represent
    the old man

    ● Tourist: One
    significant feature in
    both stories
    The old man as a
    ‘Bob the Angry Flower’ webcomic
    ● Webcomic - A series of comic stripes published online
    ● Bob's classical literature sequel: The Old Man and the Sea
    ● Illustrated by Stephen Notley
    ● Conflict between Capitalism and Socialism
    ● Eight panels - Feature two character

    ● Old, Dignified Santiago


    ● Bob the angry
    The old man as a
    ‘Bob the Angry Flower’ webcomic
    The old Man and the Sea as
    Graphic Novel
    ● Illustrated by Corban Wilkin
    in graphic form
    ● 80 panels and 385 words
    ● Wilkin compares Hemingway’s story to a
    “fable” and notes that a virtue of his
    graphic and textual compression of the
    story is to “allow[] the strength of the plot “I compressed 100
    to shine through in its most distilled pages of text down into
    form.” 22 pages of comics”
    (Corban Wilkin)
    References
    ● Pujol, Enrique Guerra. “The Old Man as Book Sculpture.” Prior
    Probability, 10 Mar. 2019,
    priorprobability.com/2019/03/10/the-old-man/.
    ● Pujol, Enrique Guerra. “The Old Man as a 'Bob the Angry Flower'
    Webcomic.” Prior Probability, 9 Mar. 2019,
    priorprobability.com/2019/03/08/the-old-man-and-bob-the-angry-flow
    er/.
    ● Pujol, Enrique Guerra. “The Old Man as a Guido Scala Comic
    Book.” Prior Probability, 9 Mar. 2019,
    priorprobability.com/2019/03/07/the-old-man-and-guido-scala/.
    ● Pujol, Enrique Guerra. The Old Man and the Sea as Political
    Cartoon. 9 Mar. 2019,
    priorprobability.com/2019/03/05/the-old-man-and-political-cartoonist-
    ● Pujol, Enrique Guerra. “The Old Man as Graphic Novel.” Prior
    Probability, 9 Mar. 2019,
    priorprobability.com/2019/03/09/corban-wilkins-old-man-and-the-sea
    /.
    ● Tong, Chao, et al. “Storytelling and Visualization: An Extended
    Survey.” Information, vol. 9, no. 3, 2018, p. 65.,
    doi:10.3390/info9030065.
    ● Valtman, Edmund S. The Old Man and the Sea. 1 Jan. 1972,
    www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2016687295/.
    ● Wilkin, Corban. Ernest Hemingway's The Old Man and the Sea. 13
    Sept. 2012,
    corbanwilkin.com/ernest-hemingways-the-old-man-and-the-sea/.
    ● Wilkin, Corban. The Old Man and the Sea. 25 May 2011,
    corbanwilkin.com/category/the-old-man-and-the-sea/.

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