--- On Sat, 23/5/09, Giancarlo Livraghi <[email protected]> wrote:
> From: Giancarlo Livraghi <[email protected]>
> Subject: [silk] More on India in "Illiad" cartoons
> To: [email protected]
> Date: Saturday, 23 May, 2009, 1:05 PM
> I hope it isn't boring to go back to
> the subject of a series of cartoons on "Canadians
> opening an office in India". (The thread was "many a true
> word is spoken in jest?")
>
> In case anyone is interested... the sequence is becoming
> quite long, with more peculiar developments.
>
> It's continuing in http://userfriendly.org - where it
> had started on April 27 (after an "antefact" on "where they
> got the money" from April 14 to 25.)
>
> I am still curious about how all this is perceived "as seen
> from India".
>
> Cheers,
>
> Giancarlo
Strictly a personal reaction.
This has a dual impact.
First it is amusing to see how a North American cartoonist sees a foreign
culture. Second it is amusing to see how that cartoonist selects from his
perception of such cultural aliens to communicate with his audience.
Both what he's trying to say, as well as his visible effort to pick out symbols
with which he's trying to say.
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