The ‘envers du décor’ of Suffragette Imagery: Anti-Suffrage Caricature by Abby Franchitti

“…Among those were representations of the Suffragette and her goals, which they satirised by caricatures in their newspaper, The Anti-Suffrage Review, posters designed for their campaign and postcards.The specific aspect of the anti-suffrage campaign that I will examine in this paper is the use of caricature. …”
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Édouard Drumont et La Libre parole illustrée : la caricature, figure majeure du discours antisémite ? by Guillaume Doizy

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Humoriste, journaliste et artiste engagé by Farida Souiah

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La mémoire des images dans L’Éducation sentimentale by Takashi Kinouchi

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L’hebdomadaire satirique socialiste Der Wahre Jacob face à l’ascension de Hitler : une impuissance caricaturale ? by Viviane Rouquier

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La definición gráfica de la prensa española del siglo XIX: caricatura y análisis visual by Rebeca Viguera Ruiz

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Disease, Deformity and Health Terrors in 19th-Century Cartoons: A Cultural History of Science by Ainhoa Gilarranz-Ibáñez

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Robida’s Mormons by Daryl Lee

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Quand Bonaparte était déjà Napoléon : aux sources de l’image caricaturale de Napoléon en Grande-Bretagne by Pascal Dupuy

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‘Laugh a defiance, Laugh in hope’: Suffrage Comedy and Humour as Political Protest by Eleanor Stewart

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« Duplessis ne donne pas aux étrangers. » Le regard du caricaturiste Robert La Palme sur les politiques du gouvernement Duplessis en matière d’immigration, 1944-1959 by Alexandre Turgeon

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The Institutionalization of Political Humor as a Form of Reflection by S. S. Melnikov

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Ruiz Zorrilla y El Motín: la construcción de una legitimidad revolucionaria en la prensa satírica republicana durante la Restauración (1881-1895) by Eduardo Higueras Castañeda

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The Empire of Beasts Then and Now: Political Cartoons and New Trends in Victorian Animal Studies by Irina Kantarbaeva-Bill

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"Christ transforming culture"? Nagedink oor die aard van die gereformeerde geloof by D. Smit

“…In a concluding section the essay argues that four popular forms of criticism of the Reformed faith, widespread in South Africa today, are therefore directed at caricatures and betrayals of the Reformed tradition. …”
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‘I roll my cigarette, and cycle to my club’: Playing with Stereotypes and Subverting Anti-Feminism in New Woman Writers’ Contributions to Punch by Katy Birch

“…This article will highlight the role of female writers in contributing to the portrayal of women in an influential periodical and will expand the view of Punch’s representation of the New Woman beyond the familiar satires and caricatures.…”
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THE ANALYSIS OF THE ARTISTIC AND GRAPHIC DESIGN OF THE HUMOROUS MAGAZINE «BALDA» IN THE CONTEXT OF SPECIALIZED EDITIONS OF THE EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY by Svetlana N. Sheveleva

“…The article presents an analysis of the artistic and graphic design of the only satirical and caricature magazine of printing and bookbinding workers «Balda» published in Russia. …”
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Images of a nation in crisis by Rodwell Makombe

“…Underpinned by Bal et al.’s (2009) model of caricature, this article seeks to examine, firstly, how the cartoon, as a medium of expression, pokes fun at its object of caricature, and secondly, how the broader socio-political context of Zuma’s presidency inspired Zapiro’s Lady Justice cartoons. …”
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Eksegese is 'n spel (sonder reëls?) by W. S. Prinsloo

“… In his article "Eksegese is 'n spel" (Exegesis is a game), JH le Roux draws a caricature of the text immanent approach, is guilty of generalizations and employs an obsolete idea of the text immanent approach. …”
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DIE LISZTSCHE IRONIE IN DER SCHILDERUNG DES „MEPHISTOPHELISCHEN“ IM DRITTEN TEIL DER „FAUST-SYMPHONIE“ by Miklós FEKETE

“… The third part (Mephistopheles) of the Faust-Symphony by Liszt brings the transformation and the caricature of the first part (Faust), and hereby the undisguised musical portrayal of the ugliness and the maliciousness, as two of the fundamental ethic and aesthetic (negative) values of the Romanticism. …”
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