Jeon Gyeong-ok: Satire, the language of freedom, the politics of laughter

Charles Evdo, who was not in charge and showed a satire without a holy place, on January 7, '07th. A terrible raid has left ten cartoonists and two police officers in the brutal state of misery. The attack was the revenge of blood on Charles Evdo, who had been mocking Muhammad and making fun of me while young men associated with Islamic extremist terrorist groups were making a mockery of him. The satiries, which have been the target of boundaries, punishments and even terrorism by thus facing authority, effectively have power to move a wide range of public opinion. The political laughter of the language of freedom, the spoof of the modern European political, economic, social and cultural landscape is a book that is actively produced and is subject to popularity and controversy. It introduces 250 cartoon-soldy images, including the full review of newspapers, the artwork on the pamphlets, the current cartoon cartoon in the store, and then examines the civil revolution and the war, the rise of popular society, the spread of liberalism, and the modern history of Europe, which has experienced industrialization.

Korean title: 풍자, 자유의 언어 웃음의 정치

Korean author: 전경옥

Korean publisher: 책세상

ISBN-13: 9788970139180