The Untold Help of Harmful Visual Jokes
No Funny Business
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According to Ernst Gombrich, cartoons provide us the chance to “study the use of symbols in a circumscribed context [and] find out what role the image may play in the household of our mind” (Gombrich 1973, 190...
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To conclude, if such a thing is possible with this kind of work, the book’s main argument’s structure moves as follows.
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This chapter addresses the way visual jokes communicate nonverbally and discursively, differing from their verbal counterparts by conveying their message without the use of speech acts, written or spoken. Furt...
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The thrust of this chapter is not just in finding ways to re-empower the disempowered object of our depiction but how we can reclaim the harmful messages as tools of empowerment not by ridding ourselves of these ...
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In what follows, I present a brief background on harmful jokes—their asymmetric and dynamic structure and perlocutionary force, humor theory, and humor ethics. Then I will touch on the “harms” that will be fle...
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Though this chapter is concerned with the harm of harmful visual jokes, I won’t refer to the visual joke’s status as moral or immoral, though it may turn out that the effects of its representation end up as ei...
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