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... laughing satirical , and destructive satirical . ' The classification is ... satire , is presented in a humorous and playful way or in a way that ... laughing - satire type . They accept the legitimacy of those they criticize . ( Some ...
... laughing satirical , and destructive satirical . ' The classification is ... satire , is presented in a humorous and playful way or in a way that ... laughing - satire type . They accept the legitimacy of those they criticize . ( Some ...
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... laughing satire , such as some of Daniel Fitzpatrick's efforts . They do not seem to me different enough to justify setting up a separate category . Destructive satire is distinguished from laughing satire not only in that the drawing ...
... laughing satire , such as some of Daniel Fitzpatrick's efforts . They do not seem to me different enough to justify setting up a separate category . Destructive satire is distinguished from laughing satire not only in that the drawing ...
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... laughing satire are drawn when the cartoonist supports in general the current distribution of power , status , and material resources , or at least does not expect very much change for the better . Destructive satire is reserved for ...
... laughing satire are drawn when the cartoonist supports in general the current distribution of power , status , and material resources , or at least does not expect very much change for the better . Destructive satire is reserved for ...
Contents
Acknowledgments | 8 |
Technology and the Political Cartoon | 33 |
Analysis of Cartoons | 50 |
Copyright | |
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