Political Cartoons Flashcards
caricature
exaggerate to reinforce idea or meaning
topical
comments critically on a current affair
symbolism
create abstract ideas through concrete objects, deeper meaning
labelling and captions
make message/symbol clear
irony
expressing one’s meaning by using language that normally means the opposite
satire
use of humour, irony, exaggeration, or ridicule to expose and criticise people’s vices, particularly in the context of current issues
vice
morally wrong behaviour e.g. corruption
folly
stupid or silly behaviour
ridicule
making fun of an issue, person or behaviour
juxtaposition
putting two very different things or people close together for satiric effect
incongruity
putting a person or thing in an unusual setting to create a sense of comic strangeness