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Discussion approach of a political caricature
Amauta, 2017 This article presents the discourse analysis of a political cartoon, created by Vladdo (2011) and published in Semana magazine. It contains three sections.
Efraín Morales Escorcia +1 more
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Details from slide: 59. Cartoon Traffic CongestionSlide Maker: T. W. CAMERON, Slide Specialist, 430 Bourke St., Melb."Spare" written in pencil over descriptionSlide Cover/Border Colour: BeigeFile ID: UDS2015007-92 ...
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Details from slide: 59. A [or 59.A?] Cartoon Traffic AccidentsSlide Maker: T. W. CAMERON, Slide Specialist, 430 Bourke St., Melb.Additional label: White round sticker affixed to top right hand of slideSlide Cover/Border Colour: BeigeFile ID: UDS2015007 ...
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'Harding Doesn't Believe in Signs' cartoon
, 1920 This cartoon shows Warren G. Harding, Republican candidate for president in 1920, wooing a woman representing the Southern state of Tennessee while his Democratic opponent, James M. Cox, looks on in dismay.
McCutcheon, John T., 1870-1949 (Artist)
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Details from slide: 58. Cartoon Mixed Development.Slide Maker: T. W. CAMERON, Slide Specialist, 430 Bourke St., Melb.Additional label: Red dot on top right hand of slideSlide Cover/Border Colour: BlackFile ID: UDS2015007-425 ...
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Cartoons and economics: general analysis based on colombian economic cartoons. [PDF]
May cartoons be considered as a viable and credible source for the study of economics? There is hardly any research on the subject, even though there is a quite significant amount of cartoons with economic content.
Villaveces Niño, Juanita +1 more
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'The Republican Presidential Candidate Now On View' cartoon
, 1880 Dated August 11, 1880, this political cartoon titled "The Republican Presidential Candidate Now On View" was published in "Puck" magazine, a humor magazine published from 1871-1918 that was famous for its colorful cartoons.
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