英国乔治时代讽刺版画中的多重性

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Avant Pub Date : 2024-05-18 DOI:10.26913/ava3202403

Natalia Giza

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文章讨论了英国乔治时代讽刺版画中的多重感官概念，重点关注感官感受如何增强视觉幽默。本研究借鉴历史和文化背景，探讨了英国漫画家如何运用视觉、听觉、嗅觉、味觉和触觉等各种感官元素来传达讽刺信息并激发观众的情感反应。本研究选取了五位不同作者的十幅讽刺版画进行分析。

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Multisensuality in the Satirical Prints of the Georgian Era in England

The article discusses the concept of multisensuality in the satirical prints of the Georgian era in England, focusing on how the sensory perception enhances the visual humor. Drawing upon historical and cultural contexts, this study investigates how English caricaturists employed various sensory elements, such as sight, sound, smell, taste and touch to convey satire and provoke emotional responses among viewers. Ten satirical prints by five different authors were chosen for the analysis.

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0.40

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8 weeks