Syria and Political Cartoons from the Perspective of the Cartoonist Ali Ferzat

Syria and Political Cartoons from the Perspective of the Cartoonist Ali Ferzat

Political cartoons play an important role in society as an alternative media. This study aimed to explore the democracy in, and politics of, Syria drawing upon political cartoons as a reference The objective of this study was to examine the relationship between media and power in Syria, analyze poli...

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