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Public discourse and wilful incommensurability: a case for attentive free speech. [PDF]
Smith T, Kelly BW.
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Understanding street protests: from a mathematical model to protest management. [PDF]
Petrovskii S, Shishlenin M, Glukhov A.
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'Solitude is not thrust upon any lovable person': loneliness, shame, and the problem (of) personality. [PDF]
Cooper F.
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Caring for/with Modernist Playthings: Fidgeting with Objects in Tennessee Williams's The Glass Menagerie. [PDF]
Krishna I.
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On a Theory of Political Caricature
Comparative Studies in Society and History, 1967Two articles by Alba and Coupe on some relationships between political conflict and political caricatures permit students of caricature to again persuade themselves of the necessity for a theory of caricature.' Much effort has been expended on specific studies of caricature.
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Political Censorship of Caricature
1989In 1857 the French Minister of Fine Arts, Achille Fould, told a group of young artists that ‘Art is very close to being lost when it abandons the pure and lofty regions of the beautiful and the traditional paths of the great masters.’ He warned against ‘seeking only the servile imitation of the least poetic and least elevated of what nature has to ...
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Observations on a Theory of Political Caricature
Comparative Studies in Society and History, 1969In calling for a general theory of political caricature Streicher' points to an obvious need; whether his call is likely to be answered in the near future is a different matter. We still do not possess sufficient empirical studies on which such a theory might be based: even in the age of the mass-produced Ph.D., the academic study of caricature and ...
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Mexican Caricature and the Politics of Popular Culture
The Journal of Popular Culture, 1996Le Mexicain endormi sous son sombrero est l'un des stereotypes les plus courants a propos du Mexique. L'A. etudie l'apparition du motif, puis s'interroge sur les consequences que l'image donnee par cet indifferent endormi a pu avoir sur l'image du pays tout entier, jusqu'a influer peut-etre sur les attitudes de la communaute internationale, et des ...
Paul Rich, Guillermo De Los Reyes
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Student Grant: caricature and politics in the 1830s
Journal of Victorian Culture, 1998(1998). Student Grant: caricature and politics in the 1830s. Journal of Victorian Culture: Vol. 3, No. 2, pp. 339-348.
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