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White, David Manning, and Robert W. Abel, eds. The Funnies: An American Idiom. New York: Free Press of Glencoe, 1963.
  • Preface . . . vii
  • Contributors . . . xi
  • Contents . . . xiii
  • Introduction: Comic Strips and American Culture--David Manning White and Robert H. Abel . . . 1
    I. Overview
  • "From Little Nemo to Li'l Abner," Heinz Politzer . . . 39
  • "The Revolt Against Naturalism in the Funnies," Ruell Denny . . . 55
  • "Comics and the American Image Abroad," David Manning White . . . 73
  • "The Comic Strip in American Life: A British View," Anonymous . . . 81
  • "Cavalcade of the Funnies," Clark Kinnaird . . . 88
    II. Dissent
  • "Our Serious Comics," Kenneth E. Eble . . . 99
  • "The Comics as Non-Art," Karl E. Fortress . . . 111
  • "One Shade of Gray: The Art of Personal Journalism Complicated by Conscience," Robert H. Abel . . . 113
    III. The Highest Praise
  • "The Krazy Kat that Walks by Himself," Gilbert Seldes . . . 131
  • "Woofed with Dreams," Robert Warshow . . . 142
    IV. Myth and Metaphor
  • "Sunday with the American Gods," Neil Bradford Olson . . . 149
  • "Fifty Million Readers," Heywood Broun . . . 152
    V. Children of the Comics
  • "Can Children Corrupt Our Comics?" George Newton Gordon . . . 158
  • "Quo Peanuts?" Martin Jezer . . . 167
    VI. The Researchers Report
  • "Who Reads the Funnies--And Why?" Edward J. Robinson and David Manning White . . . 179
  • "The World of Sunday Comics," Francis E. Barcus . . . 190
  • "Male and Femal Relations in the American Comic Strip," Gerhart Saenger . . . 219
  • "Comic Strips and Their Adult Readers," Leo Bogart . . . 232
  • "Mental Health Attitudes of Youth as Influenced by a Comic Strip," Arnold M. Rose . . . 247
    VII. Coda: The Creators Speak Out
  • "Discourse on Humor: The Comedy of Charile Chaplin," Al Capp . . . 263
  • "Mary Worth and the Affluent Society," Allen Saunders . . . 274
  • "Pogo Looks at the Abominable Snowman," Walt Kelly . . . 284
  • Bibliography . . . 293



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