...Yasemin Gencer Images of children appear with striking frequency in Turkish Republican cartoons produced in the years immediately following the War of Independence (1919–23). Turkish nationalistic ideology commonly conceives of the nation as a sacred entity worthy of the people’s devotion and often...

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..., and cartoons. Although iarity with the West and Western literature and most of these works were translated from for- the translation of such works, shaped modern eign sources, some original ones also appeared. satire in Afghanistan...

... and flourishing commer- Lebanese newspapers from the 1920s and 1930s, cial center during this time, a city whose popula- including advertisements, cartoons, accident re- tion doubled in the eleven years between the cen- ports, articles about driving trips, and editorials...

...   and weekly illustrated Abu-Naddara Zarqa’ and L’Univèrs Musulman periodicals were published in Africa Paris and targeted both French and Egyptian readers.1 In his lectures, political cartoons, and Asia...

... its manifes- rial––eyewitness testimonials, fictional accounts, news- tations are culturally specific. Social rejection of many paper reporting, editorial cartoons, autobiographies and female victims by their own families testifies to the vio- diaries––using theories of culture and psychology, na...

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..., and the power of images in shaping and consolidat- meanings of veiling both historically and geo- ing the cultural screen. graphically underlines the problematic nature A cartoon from Le Monde, if it relates to of the veil as a site of analysis. It is in e ect only the specific context of the French...

... to “read” a and photojournalism in creating and propagating photograph, painting, or cartoon, thereby magnify- new nationalist symbols in chapter 4. This is argu- ing the impact and reach of these mass-mediated ably the most innovative...

... to “read” a and photojournalism in creating and propagating photograph, painting, or cartoon, thereby magnify- new nationalist symbols in chapter 4. This is argu- ing the impact and reach of these mass-mediated ably the most innovative...

... to “read” a and photojournalism in creating and propagating photograph, painting, or cartoon, thereby magnify- new nationalist symbols in chapter 4. This is argu- ing the impact and reach of these mass-mediated ably the most innovative...

... to “read” a and photojournalism in creating and propagating photograph, painting, or cartoon, thereby magnify- new nationalist symbols in chapter 4. This is argu- ing the impact and reach of these mass-mediated ably the most innovative...

... to “read” a and photojournalism in creating and propagating photograph, painting, or cartoon, thereby magnify- new nationalist symbols in chapter 4. This is argu- ing the impact and reach of these mass-mediated ably the most innovative...

... to “read” a and photojournalism in creating and propagating photograph, painting, or cartoon, thereby magnify- new nationalist symbols in chapter 4. This is argu- ing the impact and reach of these mass-mediated ably the most innovative...

...-Mamalek. Edward Browne (who ren- their readers. This holds true also for the satir- dered the title as Magazine of Autocracy) referred ical cartoons.7 In contrast, those who opposed to ME...

... end of the spectrum from Sertel’s society gives to men reduces women to objects advice column, Cumhuriyet regularly ran cartoons whose feelings can be repressed, [objects] that are that poked a bit of (occasionally ribald) fun at the 66 for sale.” In response to an earlier column in which...

... Jayaswal Research Institute , 1988 . Khanduri Ritu Gairola . Caricaturing Culture in India: Cartoons and History in the Modern World . Cambridge : Cambridge University Press , 2014 . King Christopher R. One Language, Two Scripts: The Hindi Movement in Nineteenth-Century North...

...’ morale probably began to erode, and the company gradually gained the upper hand. It was in this context that the sa- tirical journal Kalem published a cartoon showing two emaciated Régie strikers (see fig. 3). Both of these men had ragged clothing and looked help- less. In analyzing...