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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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Political cartoons: A delineation and analysis of the art of political cartooning
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Beyond Decoding: Political Cartoons in the Classroom
Journal of Geography in Higher Education, 2011Daniel Hammett, Charles Mather
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Visual Metaphor and Authoritarianism in Serbian Political Cartoons
Media, War and Conflict, 2020Nebojsa Vladisavljevic +2 more
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Kuwaiti Political Cartoons During the Arab Spring: Agenda Setting and Self-Censorship
Journalism, 2015Mariam F Alkazemi, Wayne Wanta
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Populism in Political Cartoons: Caricatures of Nordic Populist Leaders
Popular Communication, 2019Juha Herkman
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