تشريح ثورة 1936-1939: صور الجسد في الرسوم الكاريكاتورية السياسية لفلسطين الانتدابية
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This article analyzes body images in political cartoons during the 1936–1939 Arab Revolt. By deciphering the visual messages in the political cartoons of two newspapers––the Arabic Filastin and the Hebrew Davar—the article examines how body representations portray stereotypes of rivals and reveal assumptions about and relations between conflicting parties. Visual imagery maintained its impact by illustrating nationalist attitudes, critiques, and goals. In addition to being referents to a period not well documented in images, cartoons are also potent historical sources for reconstructing a sociopolitical history of Palestine.

SANDY SUFIAN is an assistant professor of medical humanities and history at the University of Illinois-Chicago.