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Preliminaries


 
About page numbering, and about 'Full Text', 'PDF' and 'PDF Plus' links

Acknowledgements


 
Acknowledgements
Richard Scully, Marian Quartly

Chapter 1


 
Using cartoons as historical evidence
Richard Scully, Marian Quartly

Chapter 2


 
Madness and masculinity in the caricatures of the Regency Crisis, 1788-89
Jamie Agland

Chapter 3


 
'Oppose everything, propose nothing'
Influence and power in the political cartoons of Thomas Nast
Fiona Deans Halloran

Chapter 4


 
'A pettish little emperor'
Images of Kaiser Wilhelm II in Punch, 1888-1901
Richard Scully

Chapter 5


 
Wavering between virtue and vice
Constructions of youth in Australian cartoons of the late-Victorian era
Simon Sleight

Chapter 6


 
'All the world over'
The transnational world of Australian radical and labour cartoonists, 1880s to 1920
Nick Dyrenfurth, Marian Quartly

Chapter 7


 
'What's so funny?
The finding and use of soldier cartoons from the World Wars as historical evidence
Jay Casey

Chapter 8


 
Propaganda and protest
Political cartoons in Iraq during the Second World War
Stefanie Wichhart

Chapter 9


 
'Forgotten legacies'
The case of Abdullah Ariff's pro-Japanese cartoons during the Japanese occupation of Penang
Cheng Tju Lim

Chapter 10


 
Cartoons as a powerful propaganda tool
Creating the images of east and west in the Yugoslav satirical press
Ivana Dobrivojevic

Chapter 11


 
'Teh futar'
The power of the webcomic and the potential of Web 2.0
Marianne Hicks

Bibliographic note and further reading


 
Bibliographic note and further reading
Richard Scully

Contributors


 
List of contributors

Index


 
Index