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The Editorial Cartoon As Visual Rhetoric: Rethinking Boss Tweed
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  • 1981Political cartoons as rhetorical form: A taxonomy of graphic discourse162 cited
  • 1982Political Cartoons and American Culture: Significant Symbols of Campaign 1980*79 cited
  • 1968Do Editorial Cartoons and Editorials Change Opinions?55 cited
  • 1981The Cartoon: Communication to the Quick54 cited
  • 1980Argument: Language and its influence41 cited
  • 1978The Forms of Caricature: Physiognomy and Political Bias21 cited

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