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... democracy is that government cannot remain democratic without permitting the existence of such critics , independent of the government itself . So England knights as acerbic a cartoon critic as David Low ( plus five others ) , and the ...
... democracy is that government cannot remain democratic without permitting the existence of such critics , independent of the government itself . So England knights as acerbic a cartoon critic as David Low ( plus five others ) , and the ...
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... democracy produces skeptical , pragmatic , and reformist cartoonists , but not real enemies of the system . A sick democracy produces something else . No guarantee exists that democracy may not fall upon evil times and have its artists ...
... democracy produces skeptical , pragmatic , and reformist cartoonists , but not real enemies of the system . A sick democracy produces something else . No guarantee exists that democracy may not fall upon evil times and have its artists ...
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... democracies that is reflected in the cartoons since World War I. It is as if cartoonists accepted Winston Churchill's view of the potential for democracy as the least harmful of all governments . A cheerful scepticism increasingly ...
... democracies that is reflected in the cartoons since World War I. It is as if cartoonists accepted Winston Churchill's view of the potential for democracy as the least harmful of all governments . A cheerful scepticism increasingly ...
Contents
Acknowledgments | 8 |
Technology and the Political Cartoon | 33 |
Analysis of Cartoons | 50 |
Copyright | |
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