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Investigating Political Satirical Techniques in Roya Sadr's Satirical Works
طنزسیاسی، يكي از گونههاي ادبيات انتقادی است كه بهنوعي همانند سلاحي كاربردي براي روشنفکران جامعه با هدف اصلاح و دگرگونی بيان ميشود. اين در حالي است كه طنز سياسي هر نوع خشونت و زورگویی را رد ميكند. به بیان ديگر، طنز سیاسی توانمندي به نمایش گذاشتن برخي كمبودهاي متناسب با سیاست است كه به شکلی خندهآور، با هدف سر و سامان دادن به شرایط حاكم در ...Khazaei, Somayyeh +2 more
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Political Satire in Danish Television: Reinventing a Tradition
Popular Communication, 2012This article highlights political satire as part of a long tradition of satirical sketch comedy in Danish public service television. Since the late 1990s, however, there have been major changes to this entertainment tradition. Taking these developments as a point of departure, this article argues that political satire has been trying to reinvent itself
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Abstract Edmund Burke’s critique of French political satire in 1790 launched a debate in England about the value of satire, its efficacy as a political tool, and its literary status. Burke deemed satire a political discourse, detached from traditional literary history, and he decried both its destabilizing influence on social order and ...
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Political Prints and Cartoon Satires
2000French culture was all-pervasive in England. The print satires and cartoons of the years 1748 to 1815 provide unequivocal evidence of this, and through the medium of ‘social icons’ one can gauge how widespread the Gallic phenomenon was perceived to be, and which areas of society France was believed most profoundly to have infiltrated.
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