Das Gesagte und das Ungesagte und die Beziehung zum Schweigen im grafischen Humor: Analyse der Karikaturen von Jorge Braga und Mariosan

Renato Ferreira explores the intricate layers of meaning within political cartoons, specifically those crafted by renowned artists Jorge Braga and Mariosan. The examination delves into the delicate balance between what is voiced and what remains unspoken, illuminating how silence and absence of dialogue play pivotal roles in conveying powerful messages through humor.

Through a meticulous analysis of various illustrations, Ferreira uncovers the nuances of visual rhetoric and satire. The book unpacks how these artists use imagery not only to entertain but also to provoke thought, spark discussion, and challenge societal norms. The subtleties of visual communication shine in their work, where silence often speaks louder than words.

In doing so, this study offers valuable insights into the ways in which laughter can serve as a vehicle for critique and reflection, revealing the depth of political discourse embedded within the art form. Ferreira's examination invites readers to reconsider the dynamics of humor and silence in shaping public perception and dialogue.