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List of Illustrations | ||
Preface | ||
Introduction | 3 | |
1 | Cartoons, Politics, and Gender | 21 |
Art and Politics | 26 | |
Women Cartoonists | 28 | |
Suffrage Cartoons | 30 | |
2 | The Emergence of the Cartoon Form | 35 |
From Broadsheet to Cartoon | 36 | |
America's Symbols | 39 | |
Technology and the Cartoon | 47 | |
Female Representations | 57 | |
3 | The Woman Suffrage Movement | 65 |
Enlarging Woman's Sphere | 69 | |
Ideology, Organization, and Strategy | 72 | |
The Suffrage Press | 84 | |
4 | Becoming a Suffrage Cartoonist | 95 |
American Origins | 99 | |
Personalities and Life-Styles | 103 | |
The Pursuit of Art | 110 | |
Suffrage as a Mid-Life Focus | 114 | |
5 | Persuasive Themes | 121 |
Justice | 122 | |
Expediency | 127 | |
Inevitability | 130 | |
Woman's Uniqueness | 132 | |
6 | Countering the Antis | 141 |
Anti-Suffrage and Its Alliances | 143 | |
The Debate over Woman's Sphere | 149 | |
Major Arguments against Suffrage | 152 | |
6 | Classical Symbols and Metaphors | 159 |
Heroic Women | 162 | |
Gallant Men | 164 | |
Patriotic Emblems | 167 | |
Natural Metaphors | 169 | |
The Search for a Suffrage Symbol | 174 | |
8 | Women's Imagery | 177 |
Representations of Women | 178 | |
The New Suffragist | 181 | |
The Ancillary Female | 184 | |
Women Portray Women | 186 | |
9 | Suffrage, Art, and Feminism | 195 |
Suffrage Cartoons as Women's Art | 196 | |
Forms and Styles of Suffrage Art | 204 | |
The Influence of Ideology | 208 | |
Suffrage Art and Feminism | 211 | |
Appendix A: Chronology Chart | 216 | |
Appendix B: Artists' Biographies | 221 | |
Notes | 229 | |
Select Bibliography | 252 | |
Index | 267 |
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