Political Cartoons in the Middle East

The essays in this collection focus on the multiple cultural spaces that political cartoons in the Middle East create across societies. Palmira Brummett analyzes the images of women in Ottoman cartoons, while Shiva Balaghi studies issues of nationalism in caricatures from Qajar Iranian newspapers. Ayhan Akman concentrates on the issue of modernity in Turkish cartoons during the 1930-1975 period. Mohamed-Salah Omri takes up the issue of war and cartoons as he comments on the politicization of Tunisian cartoons during the Gulf War.

Political Cartoons as a Site of Representation and Resistance in the Middle East	p. 1
New Women and Old Nag: Images of Women in the Ottoman Cartoon Space	p. 13
Political Culture in the Iranian Revolution of 1906 and The Cartoons of Kashkul	p. 59
From Cultural Schizophrenia to Modernist Binarism: Cartoons and Identities in Turkey (1930-1975)	p. 83
"Gulf Laughter Break": Cartoons in Tunisia During the Gulf Conflict	p. 133
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