Pseudo-Satire and Evasion of Ideological Meaning in South Park.
The article analyzes "South Park," an animated television show presenting literary critic with a unique set of problems being broadcasted since 1997. Topics discussed include obstacles hindering interpretations of South Park as a medium for satirical social commentary, information on other cartoons...
| Publicado en: | Studies in Popular Culture Vol. 36; no. 2; pp. 149 - 172 |
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Studies in Popular Culture
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| Sumario: | The article analyzes "South Park," an animated television show presenting literary critic with a unique set of problems being broadcasted since 1997. Topics discussed include obstacles hindering interpretations of South Park as a medium for satirical social commentary, information on other cartoons depicting social reality through same satirical strategies particularly "The Simpsons and Family Guy" and various comments on South Park. |
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