Table of contents
Acknowledgments
About the contributors
Mapping the Field
The Authenticity of Play: Satiric Television's Challenge to Authorative Discourses
Cultural Flow: Intermedial Satire in Moroccan and Tunisian Rap Videos
Space
Reshaping the Border Zone. An Approach to Satirical Space
Mediating satire: Italian Adaptation and Dubbing of US Sitcoms
Arab Sitcom Animations as Platforms for Satire
Target
Contesting Political Boundaries in Contemporary Moroccan Satire
How to Burlesque a Burlesquer: Paul Sandby's A New Dunciad against William Hogarth
Who is the ape, who the human? Reize door het Aapenland (1788) and Die Affenkönige oder die Reformation des Affenlandes (1789) considered
Rhetoric
Looking backward. The rhetoric of the back in visual satire
"A bull is a ludicrous jest": fable and the satiric bite in Arbuthnot's John Bull pamphlets
Bas Jan Ader's Ludic Conceptualism: Performing a Transnational Identity
Media
Absolutely Fabulous: Satire, the Body, and the Female Grotesque
TV Satire and its Targets: Have I got News for You, The Thick of It and Brass Eye
Enlightenment Subverted: Parody as Social Criticism in Pieter van Woensel's Lantaarn
Time
On the power of Money and the King of Spain's son-in- law: Spanish Golden Age satire models on the internet
Who are the Frogs? The Transmigration of a Symbol of Nationality
Hydropathe Caricature: Satirical Portraits in France's Early Third Republic
Index
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