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Sto caricando le informazioni... Sick, Sick, Sick: A Guide to Non-Confident Living (1958)di Jules Feiffer
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Iscriviti per consentire a LibraryThing di scoprire se ti piacerà questo libro. Attualmente non vi sono conversazioni su questo libro. I’m too shocked for words. Practically. None of my goodread friends has read any Feiffer???! Unbelievable. Don’t you all know that this Pulitzer prize winning, Academy award winning cartoonist is the daddy of modern humour in the US? From Feiffer comes Trudeau, from Feiffer comes Seinfeld, it is that wide-ranging. It was Feiffer who took the neuroses he saw in society and turned them into ‘Sick, sick, sick’ the name of his cartoon strip. It was Feiffer who tried to show white liberal America what it was:
He saw the sexual ‘revolution’ as the vehicle for the continued sexual exploitation of woman…as indeed it was. Interalia he makes an indirect observation about some of the major liberal US magazines attempts to interfere with the artist’s free expression. From Paul Morton’s interview with him:
I can only assume, my goodreads friends, that you must surely in your life sometime have seen Feiffer without even knowing: if not Carnal Knowledge then Little Murders starring Elliot Gould, Altman’s Popeye for which he wrote the screenplay or Kill Bill 2 where I gather Tarantino steals some of his thoughts on Superheroes. His cartoons are timeless and insofar as liberal first world complacency (I don’t see that the US should shoulder all the guilt) needs to be relentlessly criticised, this applies even to his political cartoons. Still, it is his social observations that I have picked for your perusal here. The cool people: Conformity in rebellion: Mother: The illusion of freedom: Therapy: Oh and I love this: You'll find his books for practically nothing at your local secondhand bookshop (that is, if you still have one....I can't speak for the Oxfam monster) as he is evidently completely unfashionable although timeless. A peculiar contradiction. Get one. PLEASE!!!!! A classic of neurotic humor. Feiffer' characters are the everyperson of early 60's America with all of their fears and desires. I have read these books over and over. I have even memorized my favorite strips that become the parables of life in America. Reading them now is a time trip that I still find entertaining. Anybody under 30 can get a better understanding of the boomer generation through these pages. And they are all still very funny. nessuna recensione | aggiungi una recensione
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He saw the sexual ‘revolution’ as the vehicle for the continued sexual exploitation of woman…as indeed it was.
Interalia he makes an indirect observation about some of the major liberal US magazines attempts to interfere with the artist’s free expression. From Paul Morton’s interview with him:
I can only assume, my goodreads friends, that you must surely in your life sometime have seen Feiffer without even knowing: if not Carnal Knowledge then Little Murders starring Elliot Gould, Altman’s Popeye for which he wrote the screenplay or Kill Bill 2 where I gather Tarantino steals some of his thoughts on Superheroes.
His cartoons are timeless and insofar as liberal first world complacency (I don’t see that the US should shoulder all the guilt) needs to be relentlessly criticised, this applies even to his political cartoons. Still, it is his social observations that I have picked for your perusal here.
The cool people:
Conformity in rebellion:
Mother:
The illusion of freedom:
Therapy:
Oh and I love this:
You'll find his books for practically nothing at your local secondhand bookshop (that is, if you still have one....I can't speak for the Oxfam monster) as he is evidently completely unfashionable although timeless. A peculiar contradiction. Get one. PLEASE!!!!!
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