Political Parody and Satire as Subversive Speech in the Global Digital Sphere
International Communication Gazette, volume 77, issue 3 (2015), pp. 211-311
Political parody and satire as subversive speech in the global digital sphere / Sangeet Kumar and Kirk Combe, 211
The networked practice of online political satire in China: Between ritual and resistance / Guobin Yang and Min Jiang, 215
Contagious memes, viral videos and subversive parody: The grammar of contention on the Indian web / Sangeet Kumar, 232
The art of satirical deterritorialization: Shifting cartoons from real space to cyberspace in Sub-Saharan Africa / Lyombe Eko, 248
Satirical cultures of media publics in Iran / Babak Rahimi, 267
Satire as counter-discourse: Dissent, cultural citizenship, and youth culture in Morocco / Mohamed El Marzouki, 282
Stephen Colbert: Great satirist, or greatest satirist ever? / Kirk Combe, 297
The networked practice of online political satire in China: Between ritual and resistance / Guobin Yang and Min Jiang, 215
Contagious memes, viral videos and subversive parody: The grammar of contention on the Indian web / Sangeet Kumar, 232
The art of satirical deterritorialization: Shifting cartoons from real space to cyberspace in Sub-Saharan Africa / Lyombe Eko, 248
Satirical cultures of media publics in Iran / Babak Rahimi, 267
Satire as counter-discourse: Dissent, cultural citizenship, and youth culture in Morocco / Mohamed El Marzouki, 282
Stephen Colbert: Great satirist, or greatest satirist ever? / Kirk Combe, 297
