Protest! by Liz Mcquiston -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Page Contents Introduction 1. Early Developments: The Reformation and Social Comment (1500–1900)

Martin Luther and the Reformation Jacques Callot: ‘The Miseries of War’ The French Revolution The Golden Age of British Satire Francisco Goya: ‘The Disasters of War’ French Satire and Comic Papers Thomas Nast Targets ‘Boss’ Tweed

2. Constructing a New Society (1900–1930)

Posada and Pre-revolutionary Mexico Votes for Women: The WSPU Futurism Breaks with the Past Dadaism and its Graphics Photomontage and Social Critique The Constructivist Style

3. Fascism, The Cold War and The Bomb (1930–1960)

Ben Shahn and Social Realism In the Shadow of Fascism The Spanish Civil War ‘Ban the Bomb’ and CND The Dawn of Defiance: Civil Rights, Anti-Apartheid

4. Redirection and Change (1960–1980)

Cuban Revolutionary Poster Art Counter-Cultures Protests Against the Vietnam War The Civil Rights Movement Black Power and the Black Panthers Women’s Liberation: The Second Wave Gay Liberation and Pride May ’68 Riots: Atelier Populaire 1970s Youth Rebellion: Punk The Environmental Movement International Solidarity

5. The AIDS Crisis and Other Global Tensions (1980–2000)

The International Peace Movement Political Satire: A Rogues’ Gallery Internal Struggles, Divided Countries The Anti-Apartheid Movement Feminism: The Third Wave The AIDS Crisis Lesbian and Gay Activism Pro-Democracy Movements Anti-War Protests International Solidarity: Global Struggles Anti-Globalization Anti-Corporate Campaigns Animal Rights Environmental Concerns Human Rights, Anti-Racism

6. Revolutions and the Demand for Rights (2000–Present)

The War on Terror 2011–14: Years of Revolution Hong Kong’s Umbrella Revolution Russia: Pussy Riot, The Blue Noses LGBT Issues Black Lives Matter Women’s Rights Eco-Disasters, Eco-Crimes Political Satire: In Your Face Human Rights, Social Struggles

Endnotes Bibliography Index Picture credits Acknowledgements Copyright