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Introduction
1. Early developments: the Reformation and social comment (1500-1900): Introduction; Martin Luther and the Reformation; Jacques Callot: 'The Miseries of War'; The French Revolution; The golden age of British satire; Francisco Goya: 'the disasters of war'; French satire and comic papers; Thomas Nast targets 'Boss' Tweed
2. Constructing a new society (1900-1930): Introduction; Posada and Pre-revolutionary Mexico; Votes for women: The WSPU; Futurism breaks with the past; Dadaism and its graphics; Photomontage and social critique; The Constructivist style
3. Fascism, The Cold War and The Bomb (1930-1960): Introduction; Ben Shahn and social realism; In the shadow of Fascism; The Spanish Civil War; 'Ban the Bomb' and CND; The dawn of defiance: civil rights, anti-apartheid
4. Redirection and change (1960-1980): Introduction; Cuban revolutionary poster art; Counter-cultures; Protests against the Vietnam War; The Civil Rights Movement; Black Power and the Black Panthers; Women's liberation: the second wave; Gay liberation and pride; May '68 Riots: Atelier populaire; 1970s youth rebellion: punk; The environmental movement; International solidarity
5. The AIDS crisis and other global tensions (1980-2000): Introduction; The international peace movement; Political satire: a rogues' gallery; Internal struggles, divided countries; The anti-apartheid movement; Feminism: the third wave; The AIDS crisis; Lesbian and gay activism; Pro-democracy movements; Anti-war protests; International solidarity: global struggles; Anti-globalization; Anti-corporate campaigns; Animal rights; Environmental concerns; Human rights, anti-racism
6. Revolutions and the demand for rights (2000-present): Introduction; The War on Terror; 2011-14: years of revolution; Hong Kong's Umbrella Revolution; Russia: Pussy Riot, the Blue Noses; LGBT issues; Black Lives Matter; Women's rights; Eco-disasters, eco-crimes; Political satire: in your face; Human rights, social struggles
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Acknowledgements.
1. Early developments: the Reformation and social comment (1500-1900): Introduction; Martin Luther and the Reformation; Jacques Callot: 'The Miseries of War'; The French Revolution; The golden age of British satire; Francisco Goya: 'the disasters of war'; French satire and comic papers; Thomas Nast targets 'Boss' Tweed
2. Constructing a new society (1900-1930): Introduction; Posada and Pre-revolutionary Mexico; Votes for women: The WSPU; Futurism breaks with the past; Dadaism and its graphics; Photomontage and social critique; The Constructivist style
3. Fascism, The Cold War and The Bomb (1930-1960): Introduction; Ben Shahn and social realism; In the shadow of Fascism; The Spanish Civil War; 'Ban the Bomb' and CND; The dawn of defiance: civil rights, anti-apartheid
4. Redirection and change (1960-1980): Introduction; Cuban revolutionary poster art; Counter-cultures; Protests against the Vietnam War; The Civil Rights Movement; Black Power and the Black Panthers; Women's liberation: the second wave; Gay liberation and pride; May '68 Riots: Atelier populaire; 1970s youth rebellion: punk; The environmental movement; International solidarity
5. The AIDS crisis and other global tensions (1980-2000): Introduction; The international peace movement; Political satire: a rogues' gallery; Internal struggles, divided countries; The anti-apartheid movement; Feminism: the third wave; The AIDS crisis; Lesbian and gay activism; Pro-democracy movements; Anti-war protests; International solidarity: global struggles; Anti-globalization; Anti-corporate campaigns; Animal rights; Environmental concerns; Human rights, anti-racism
6. Revolutions and the demand for rights (2000-present): Introduction; The War on Terror; 2011-14: years of revolution; Hong Kong's Umbrella Revolution; Russia: Pussy Riot, the Blue Noses; LGBT issues; Black Lives Matter; Women's rights; Eco-disasters, eco-crimes; Political satire: in your face; Human rights, social struggles
Bibliography
Acknowledgements.