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在这次采访中，Jordan B. Kinder与Patrick McCurdy讨论了《野兽:在垂死的星球上谋生》。《野兽》是加拿大独立出版商Ad Astra Comix于2018年出版的漫画小说。它是传播学学者帕特里克·麦科迪、作家休·戈德林和艺术家妮可·玛丽·伯顿合作的结果。McCurdy在MediaToil数据库项目上的工作——一个收集了来自几个利益相关者的阿萨巴斯卡油砂的竞争性视觉表现的数据库——图像小说提出了从这些表现中产生的主题，同时创造性地探索和引导了试图在我们当前的石油文化中生活得更好的核心紧张关系，这种文化由新自由主义和经济不稳定所支撑。
Making “The Beast”: An Interview with Patrick McCurdy
In this interview, Jordan B. Kinder discusses The Beast: Making a Living on a Dying Planet with Patrick McCurdy. The Beast is a 2018 graphic novel published by independent Canadian publisher Ad Astra Comix. It is the result of a collaboration between communications scholar Patrick McCurdy, writer Hugh Goldring, and artist Nicole Marie Burton. Emerging from McCurdy’s work on the MediaToil database project—a database that gathers together competing visual representations of the Athabasca Oil Sands from several stakeholders—the graphic novel addresses themes that arise from these representations while creatively exploring and navigating the tensions at the core of trying to live well in our current petroculture, a culture underwritten by neoliberalism and economic precarity.
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