1914–1918. The Great War and the Great Revolution in the Russian Journal Satire
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The focus of the work of Tatyana Filippova and Peter Baratov are satirical images and rhetoric of hostility created by domestic journalists, writers, poets, artists during the First World War and the Great Russian Revolution of 1917. The genre book is a monograph album. The work is based on a frontal study of the most popular satirical magazines - weekly of the military era (“Jester”, “Alarm clock”, “Dragonfly”, “Beach”, “Satyricon”, “New Satyricon”, “Zabiyaka”, “Crooked Mirror”, “Machine gun” , Pugach ), as well as the satirical sections of the mass illustrated publications Sparks and Sun of Russia . Acquaintance with visual and text satirical images as forms of a social response and propaganda reaction to the Great War and the Great Revolution will be of interest not only for historians, specialists in the field of political culture, cultural anthropology and historical psychology, but also for all those interested in this genre
Author:
Author:Peter Baratov
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:History & Geography
- Category:Military Books
- Category:Historical Literature
Paper:
Paper:Offset
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-9950-0764-7
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