5 Questions
During which era did Philippine political cartoons gain full expression?
American era
What is a caricature?
A humorous or critical drawing or description of a person that exaggerates their appearance or behavior
Who compiled the book 'Philippine Cartoons' that contains political cartoons published in newspaper dailies?
Alfred Roces
What is the purpose of political cartoons and caricatures in publicizing opinions?
To express opinions through the use of symbolism
Which event is mentioned in the text as an example of a political caricature?
A public post is not a heredity crown
Study Notes
Philippine Political Cartoons
- Philippine political cartoons gained full expression during the American colonial period.
Caricatures
- A caricature is an exaggerated or distorted representation of a person or thing, often used for satire or ridicule.
'Philippine Cartoons' Book
- The book 'Philippine Cartoons' was compiled by Alfredo Roces, and it contains political cartoons published in newspaper dailies.
Purpose of Political Cartoons and Caricatures
- The purpose of political cartoons and caricatures is to publicize opinions, often to criticize or comment on current events, politicians, or social issues.
Example of Political Caricature
- The event mentioned in the text as an example of a political caricature is the "Dchedulers' Cartel", which was a scandal involving rice price manipulation during the 1969 presidential campaign.
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