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When I taught high school English, I affectionately referred to William Blake as the first graphic novelist. I certainly wasn’t the first to do so, given Blake’s intricate engravings, typeface, and fanfiction-y take on the Bible, but that aspect of his work was often glossed over by scholars who insisted on separating word from image.…

VR learning should go beyond aesthetics. Each object, space or interaction must have a pedagogical function, says Nancy Zavala. Learn how a design thinking approach can help students put theory into practice Higher education pedagogyPractical learningUniversity course design and deliveryFeature articleLatin America 28 Oct 2026

*It has been translated using AI Yoo Sang-geun, assistant professor of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies, Cambridge University, UK When I brought up J-pop when I was teaching pop culture at an American university, a student answered that he had heard K-pop but had never heard of J-pop. Twenty years ago, I listened to Japanese…