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2019
Abstract Political cartoons are rhetorical artifacts where journalism and popular culture intersect. Through the use of images and words, facts and fiction, political cartoons provide their readers with a point of view: a single frame loaded with vivid images and condensed meaning.
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Abstract Political cartoons are rhetorical artifacts where journalism and popular culture intersect. Through the use of images and words, facts and fiction, political cartoons provide their readers with a point of view: a single frame loaded with vivid images and condensed meaning.
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Political memes are units of meaning constructed based on hegemonic discourses, cultural references, and a sense of humor. As other manifestations of criticism—such as political cartoons—they re-signify the discourse of power in political satire. This chapter compares these two humorous expressions and criticisms of political figures.
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Caster: Cartoon style transfer via dynamic cartoon style casting
Neurocomputing, 2023Guangyuan Li +2 more
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“Ben JuJu”: Representations of Disraeli's Jewishness in the victorian political cartoon
Jewish History, 1996Anthony S Wohl
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Editorial cartoon collections: a review of indexing challenges
Aslib Journal of Information Management, 2020Chern Li Liew
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Political cartoons: A delineation and analysis of the art of political cartooning
2015openaire +1 more source