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Page 151
... society and to each individual . Consequently , the relation of the magician to society is always colored by the ambivalent emotional attitudes generated by this knowledge . Clearly the situa- tion of the satirist - magician is very ...
... society and to each individual . Consequently , the relation of the magician to society is always colored by the ambivalent emotional attitudes generated by this knowledge . Clearly the situa- tion of the satirist - magician is very ...
Page 153
... society , accepting its norms , appealing to rea- son ( or to what his society accepts as rational ) as the standard against which to judge the folly he sees . He is the preserver of tradition- the true tradition from which there has ...
... society , accepting its norms , appealing to rea- son ( or to what his society accepts as rational ) as the standard against which to judge the folly he sees . He is the preserver of tradition- the true tradition from which there has ...
Page 154
... society's traditional suspicion of satire and the techniques the satirist has developed to lull these suspicions . Choose a political cartoon from your newspaper and show how the cartoonist has tried to protect himself from the charges ...
... society's traditional suspicion of satire and the techniques the satirist has developed to lull these suspicions . Choose a political cartoon from your newspaper and show how the cartoonist has tried to protect himself from the charges ...
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