This essay is a taxonomic study of the available means of graphic persuasion as manifested
in the art of political cartooning. The authors argue that the neo‐classical canons of rhetoric …

The purpose of this essay is to survey and summarize the research on women, gender, and
sex differences that has been published in speech communication journals. Five categories …

In 1909, at the height of the woman suffrage controversy and during the golden age of
postcards, the Dunston-Weiler Lithograph Company of New York produced a twelve-card …

The allusion to William Marcy Tweed, Democratic party boss of New York City in the late
19th Century. reminds one ol the most celebrated historical statement about the power or the …

—This study comprises an analysis of 48 editorial cartoons about the 1995 World
Conference on Women, held in Beijing, China. Our analysis examines how political …

Cartoons published in the weekly magazine New Yorker during the years 1946–87 were
analyzed to determine how often blacks appeared as characters and whether the proportion …

The present research replicates Brabant's (Sex role stereotyping in the Sunday comics. Sex
Roles, 1976, 2 (4), 331–337) analysis of sex role stereotyping in family-oriented Sunday …

The rhetoric of the First Wave of American feminism was consistently responsive to its
cultural contexts and evolved into many different forms as contexts changed and the …

The construction industry in developed and developing countries is almost always among
industries with poor safety records. In decreasing the numbers of safety incidents, society's …

Using two methodological approaches, a purely structural semiotic analysis with
hermeneutics, this study analyzes how meaning is produced in Nigerian political cartoons …