Unfurling Unflattening (Opening New Possibilities for Teaching and Learning in Higher Education)
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Product Details
Author:
Amanda O. Latz, Darron Collins, Andrea Kantrowitz
Format:
Paperback
Pages:
336
Publisher:
MIT Press (December 1, 2026)
Imprint:
The MIT Press
Release Date:
December 1, 2026
Language:
English
Audience:
General/trade
ISBN-13:
9780262055932
ISBN-10:
0262055937
Weight:
13oz
Dimensions:
6" x 9"
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RandomHouse
List Price:
$75.00
Country of Origin:
United States
Pub Discount:
65
Case Pack:
24
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$57.75
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P-RH
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Overview
An engaging collection that shows how Nick Sousanis’s groundbreaking book Unflattening is inspiring teaching and learning across disciplines in higher ed.
Includes both inspiration and practical strategies for classrooms, research projects, and professional training.
Over the past decade, Nick Sousanis’s groundbreaking graphic novel Unflattening—an experiment in visual thinking written entirely in comics, published in 2015—has quietly been transforming higher education across a broad range of disciplines. Sousanis’s innovative fusion of words, images, and nonlinear narrative challenges the dominance of text-only scholarship and models an accessible, multimodal approach to thinking and learning.
Unfurling Unflattening, edited by Amanda Latz, Darron Collins, and Andrea Kantrowitz, brings together 14 chapters by educators who have integrated Unflattening into first-year seminars to doctoral programs. Each of the chapters demonstrates how Sousanis’ innovative scholarship has been used to inspire students to connect ideas across disciplines, embrace ambiguity, and interrogate the status quo.
The book addresses a pressing pedagogical need: how to cultivate complexity, adaptability, and creativity in the age of AI, cultural disruption, and shifting educational models. Contributors share examples of students making comics, translating concepts into dance and music, and applying Unflattening’s principles to systemic change initiatives.
The collection bridges theory and practice, providing a roadmap for educators seeking to expand their repertoire beyond conventional, text-based approaches.
Includes both inspiration and practical strategies for classrooms, research projects, and professional training.
Over the past decade, Nick Sousanis’s groundbreaking graphic novel Unflattening—an experiment in visual thinking written entirely in comics, published in 2015—has quietly been transforming higher education across a broad range of disciplines. Sousanis’s innovative fusion of words, images, and nonlinear narrative challenges the dominance of text-only scholarship and models an accessible, multimodal approach to thinking and learning.
Unfurling Unflattening, edited by Amanda Latz, Darron Collins, and Andrea Kantrowitz, brings together 14 chapters by educators who have integrated Unflattening into first-year seminars to doctoral programs. Each of the chapters demonstrates how Sousanis’ innovative scholarship has been used to inspire students to connect ideas across disciplines, embrace ambiguity, and interrogate the status quo.
The book addresses a pressing pedagogical need: how to cultivate complexity, adaptability, and creativity in the age of AI, cultural disruption, and shifting educational models. Contributors share examples of students making comics, translating concepts into dance and music, and applying Unflattening’s principles to systemic change initiatives.
The collection bridges theory and practice, providing a roadmap for educators seeking to expand their repertoire beyond conventional, text-based approaches.
