Studying political satire: "the egyptian red book"

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The research project

Studying political satire: introduction to "the egyptian red book"

1 Categorizing historical documents: what is a red book?

1.1 Categorizing the work you are researching

1.2 Limits of finding works by subject headings

1.3 Finding similar works

2 Identifying historical figures: putting names to the caricatures in

3 Getting the whole story from "the egyptian red book": general charles

3.1 Historical background

3.2 Excavating the story from the red book

3.3 Looking for the story in the london times

3.4 Placing the quotes in the "red book" in context

Source: OpenStax, Studying political satire: "the egyptian red book". OpenStax CNX. Sep 19, 2006 Download for free at http://cnx.org/content/col10290/1.6

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