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». On y voit une escadrille aérienne commandée par les héros de cartoons de Disney (Mickey, Donald, Dingo et Popeye) venir bombarder la France afin de la « libérer ». On fait allusion aux bombardements du printemps 1944 sur Marseille et la Provence mais aussi sur la région parisienne qui tuèrent de nombreux civils français. On se moque de la stupidité des libérateurs américains représentés par les personnages de cartoons. Ils sont bêtes et incultes. Ils sont incapables de localiser la France

C'est alors que débute la bataille entre le Loup et les cochons. À la fin du cartoon, Adolf le Loup est éjecté hors de son bombardier par les obus des cochons et chute vers le sol où une bombe qui explose l'envoie en enfer.  Ce dessin animé à été réalisé par Frederick Bean Avery, surnommé Tex Avery, (26 février 1908 - 26 août 1980) étant un réalisateur de films d'animations. Il est à l’origine du style farfelu des cartoons hollywoodiens des années 1940. Avery a travaillé pour les studios Warner

des gros titres, de la publicité, des photographies et des cartoons (dès 1887) qui forgent les stéréotypes identitaires. L'ESSOR DES QUOTIDIENS POPULAIRES. En 1896, le Daily Mail de Hamsworth contient des articles courts sur le sport, de la publicité, etc. Le but est de distraire et d'émouvoir les lecteurs : 500 000 en 1898, un million en 1900. Le lectorat se compose d'employés de bureau. En 1900, le Daily Express publie des cartoons qui sont reproduits dans de nombreux journaux dans l'Empire

Danish Prime Minister, over the cartoons. cartoons He refuses to meet them •November-December: •November December: A group of Danish imams meets with Middle East religious leaders to generate support f a protest. for 2006 January 29: Jyllands-Posten prints a statement in Arabic saying the drawings were published in line with freedom of expression and not a campaign against Islam. Jan. 30: Danish newspaper Jyllands-Posten, which originally printed the cartoons, posts an apology on its website

The Document that I will talk about is a cartoon ; drawn by a scottish cartoonist Frank BOYLE. It doesn't show from where the document was taken but I supposed that it comes from a website. . Thanks to the tittle that is : The US government refused to sign the kyoto agreement on global warming. We supposed that it was published on 2000. Firstly I will describe you the layout of the cartoon so you can understand what the cartoonist wanted to denounce. So the first thing that we can see is

law jurisdictions are relying more and more on statutes whereas codes are basically used to clarify cases and Civil law jurisdictions are relying more and more on cases whereas the code is the primary source of law. Political cartoon Analysis What do you see in the cartoon? I can see football players, there are wearing a hard hat on which are draw eagle (first team) and lion (second team). Players have on their back different writing. There is a line draws on the ground between the Legislative

star on his wrist. His pants have red and white stripe. With his right hand he hang a big hat that was drawn star and stripe. This man wearing clothes which represent le American flag. This cartoon deal with immigration. This old man is Uncle Sam; he often personified the United-States in political cartoons. Uncle Sam symbolize the government and its power. All around him, we can see twelve people who are taking care of him. They represent immigrants came from different countries. They wanted

- Walter Disney was a businessman as well as an artist - He became famous for his cartoon " Mickey mouse" in 1928 -In 1932, he won an Academy Award -Walter Disney accomplished many of his dreams. -He passionate a lot of children -He worked with is brother Roy - always cartoons of Walter Disney are enjoyed by families for many generations. - He is my hero because all my family looked his cartoons and he was an inspiration for all the children and because he did not forget his family

............... Quand le langage s’emmêle ............................................................ 61 L’art de raconter ............................................................................................. 71 91 Pourquoi le cartoon ? .............................................................................. Envoi ........................................................................................................................... 101 Notes ...................

Summary ● Presentation Two articles about : - Mexico oil disaster - The conflict in Afghanistan ● ● A cartoon (Boyling point) Presentation ● Scottish national daily newspaper, published in Edinburgh. The Scotsman was launched in 1817 as a liberal weekly newspaper by lawyer William Ritchie. As of July 2010 it had an audited circulation of 45,352. Since 16 August 2004 it has been printed in compact format (= tabloid format) Its sister Sunday publication, which remains broadsheet