Caricature Research Articles

Medical Caricature

Medical Caricature

How to Deal with Party Politics at School? (1964)

Might the teacher’s political point of view not have an impact on his pupils concerning the way he is going to deal with current political issues? According to the above discussed caricature [interpreting a political caricature is the previous case Engelhardt discusses, HL], this neither caused any difficulties nor did it have a negative effect in a political sense. Hence, whatever political party the teacher might belong to or favor, it should not have an effect on the way this caricature is interpreted or evaluated.

Am I Not a Man and a Poet?: A Recently Recovered Whitman Caricature

Am I Not a Man and a Poet?: A Recently Recovered Whitman Caricature

Clausewitz's "Wondrous Trinity" as a Coordinate System of War and Violent Conflict

Rather than discarding Clausewitz’s theory of war in response to the revolutionary changes in modern warfare, this article articulates a broader theory of war based on his concept of the “wondrous trinity,” identifying it as his true legacy. The author shows that the concept of trinitarian war attributed to Clausewitz by his critics, which seems to be applicable only to wars between states, is a caricature of Clausewitz’s theory. He goes on to develop Clause- witz’s theory that war is composed of the three tendencies of violence/force, fighting, and the affiliation of the combatants to a warring community. Each war can be analyzed as being composed of these three tendencies and their opposites.

Barbaric Intercourse: Caricature and the Culture of Conduct,1841-1936

Barbaric Intercourse: Caricature and the Culture of Conduct,1841-1936

Barbaric Intercourse: Caricature and the Culture of Conduct, 1841-1936 (review)

Barbaric Intercourse: Caricature and the Culture of Conduct, 1841-1936 (review)

Caricatures and the Comic in the Early Journals

Caricatures and the Comic in the Early Journals

A Post Keynesian Refutation of Modigliani–Miller on Capital Structure

(1997). A Post Keynesian Refutation of Modigliani–Miller on Capital Structure. Journal of Post Keynesian Economics: Vol. 20, No. 2, pp. 251-274.

A Ready Hatred: Depictions of the Jewish Woman in Medieval Antisemitic Art and Caricature

Il existe des similitudes structurelles entre la haine des femmes et celle des Juifs dans l'art et la caricature du Moyen Age. Les Juifs et les femmes occupaient des positions secondaires dans la societe et les deux groupes etaient craints en raison de leur association supposee avec le diable et la sorcellerie. Ils etaient persecutes en raison des transgressions et de l'ordre chretien androcentrique. Les femmes juives etaient victimes a double titre en temps que membres du sexe debile et d'un peuple degenere. Elles devaient donc faire face a l'antisemitisme et a la misogynie

Critique or caricature? A response to Wilcken and Gell

Critique or caricature? A response to Wilcken and Gell

Criticism or Caricature?

Criticism or Caricature?

“Make Hell While the Sun Shines”: Proverbial Rhetoric in Winston Churchill'sThe Second World War

(1995). “Make Hell While the Sun Shines”: Proverbial Rhetoric in Winston Churchill's The Second World War. Folklore: Vol. 106, No. 1-2, pp. 57-69.

A Caricature of Chesterton

A Caricature of Chesterton

MERDE! The Caricatural Attack against Emile Zola

MERDE! The Caricatural Attack against Emile Zola

Theory, Politics, and Caricature

Theory, Politics, and Caricature

Review: Emile Cohl, Caricature, and Film by Donald Crafton

Review: Emile Cohl, Caricature, and Film by Donald Crafton

Puvis de Chavannes's Caricatures: Manifestoes, Commentary, Expressions

Pierre Puvis de Chavannes's caricatures, satirical drawings, and grotesques, produced throughout his career (1848–98) are not aberrations, simply indicators of graphic adventurousness, or just readily relished curiosities; they are small manifestoes that bear on the mainstream of his production. Considered with his murals and easel paintings, these private drawings provide an index to the better known works, explaining much about his deliberate choice of themes and general aesthetic, what he painted and what he noted but would not paint. Puvis's early scatological caricatural drawings parody his own paintings, mock the Salon, and initiate his continuing caricatural commentary on style and its uses. Mordant caricatural portraits and self-portraits document his relationships with other artists and friends. No less a bearer of normative messages than his allegories, Puvis's caricatural drawings also dealt with topical events, contemporary character types, and personal psychosexual situations. For Puvis, as f...

J. M. W. Turner, Napoleonic Caricature, and Romantic Allegory

J. M. W. Turner, Napoleonic Caricature, and Romantic Allegory

Profile of the GMC: portrait or caricature?

Profile of the GMC: portrait or caricature?

Character or caricature?

Character or caricature?