Demonising Australia's Christian and Muslim Arabs in cartoons

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Ata, Abe. (2006). Demonising Australia's Christian and Muslim Arabs in cartoons. Compass: a review of topical theology. 40(4), pp. 31 - 34.
AuthorsAta, Abe
Abstract

[Extract] AUSTRALIAN AND other Western ignorance about the Arab world—its people, religion, culture and literature—has mutated into many stereotypical forms: jokes, cartoons, TV commercials, serials, songs and films.
Cartoons are particularly a unique species. They require different criteria of assessment and approach. Unlike editors and news analysts, cartoonists may not feel obliged to present all sides of the story. Rather they make a blunt assault on the characteristics of their subjects, and pride themselves on being selective in their presentation.

Year2006
JournalCompass: a review of topical theology
Journal citation40 (4), pp. 31 - 34
PublisherCompass
ISSN1036-9686
Web address (URL)http://compassreview.org/summer06/9.html
Page range31 - 34
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Place of publicationSydney, Australia
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