%0 Journal Article
%T Cartooning the conflict
%A Michel Kichka
%J Bulletin du Centre de Recherche Fran£¿ais de J¨¦rusalem
%D 2012
%I Centre de Recherche Fran?ais de J¨¦rusalem (CRFJ)
%X Looking back on his beginnings as a political cartoonist for Israeli TV, Kichka explains how he got the opportunity to internationalize his work and of experiencing different media, editorial lines and audiences. He describes the debates between cartoonists about the necessary subjectivity of their approach, critics the anti-Semitism of some cartoons and talks about the Cartooning for Peace¡¯s family of which he is a founding member. Considering the role of cartoon among images, Kichka shows that, despite the recent decline of the political cartoon, the cartoonists, like the photographers, create icons. Revenant sur ses d¨¦buts en tant que dessinateur de presse, notamment pour la t¨¦l¨¦vision isra¨¦lienne, Kichka explique comment il a eu l¡¯opportunit¨¦ d¡¯internationaliser son travail et de s¡¯ouvrir ¨¤ diff¨¦rents m¨¦dias, diff¨¦rentes lignes ¨¦ditoriales et des publics divers. Il d¨¦crit les d¨¦bats entre dessinateurs de presse ¨¤ propos de la subjectivit¨¦ inh¨¦rente ¨¤ leur d¨¦marche, critique l¡¯antis¨¦mitisme de certains dessins et parle aussi de la famille de Cartooning for Peace, dont il est un membre fondateur. Analysant le r le des dessins par rapport aux images, Kichka montre qu¡¯en d¨¦pit du r¨¦cent d¨¦clin du dessin politique les dessinateurs de presse, ¨¤ l¡¯instar des photographes, cr¨¦ent de v¨¦ritables ic nes.
%K Israel
%K Palestine
%K Conflict
%K Cartoon
%K Cartooning for Peace
%U http://bcrfj.revues.org/6877