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    Alfred McCoy and Alfredo Roces compiled a collection of political cartoons from 1900-1941 in their book "Philippine Cartoons: Political Caricature of the American Era". This was the first work to establish cartoons as legitimate sources of Filipino opinions and views. The cartoons predominantly featured two themes: anti-American sentiments and condemnation of the ruling class. Alfred McCoy believed that political cartoons provided a compelling narrative and could analyze stories in more effective ways than other media.

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    Alfred McCoy and Alfredo Roces compiled a collection of political cartoons from 1900-1941 in their book "Philippine Cartoons: Political Caricature of the American Era". This was the first work to establish cartoons as legitimate sources of Filipino opinions and views. The cartoons predominantly featured two themes: anti-American sentiments and condemnation of the ruling class. Alfred McCoy believed that political cartoons provided a compelling narrative and could analyze stories in more effective ways than other media.

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    Alfred McCoy and Alfredo Roces compiled a collection of political cartoons from 1900-1941 in their book "Philippine Cartoons: Political Caricature of the American Era". This was the first work to establish cartoons as legitimate sources of Filipino opinions and views. The cartoons predominantly featured two themes: anti-American sentiments and condemnation of the ruling class. Alfred McCoy believed that political cartoons provided a compelling narrative and could analyze stories in more effective ways than other media.

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    MAIN ARGUMENT (Philippine Caricature)

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    Alfred McCoy and Alfredo Roces compiled a collection of political cartoons from 1900-1941 in their book "Philippine Cartoons: Political Caricature of the American Era". This was the first work to establish cartoons as legitimate sources of Filipino opinions and views. The cartoons predominantly featured two themes: anti-American sentiments and condemnation of the ruling class. Alfred McCoy believed that political cartoons provided a compelling narrative and could analyze stories in more effective ways than other media.

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     Alfred McCoy with Alfredo Roces put together a compendium of political cartoons published in
    newspaper dailies and periodicals in the book called, Philippine Cartoons: Political
    Caricature of the American Era (1900-1941)
     
     The book of McCoy and Roces (1986) was the first one to legitimize
    cartoons as sources of Filipino’s thoughts and views.
     two cartoon themes: anti-American sentiments and the condemnation of the ruling class.
     The popularity of cartoons has risen throughout the years. Political cartoons serve as primers for
    engaging in the prevailing opinions of that time.
     Political cartoon becomes the representation of the current conditions of our country as it let us
    see the problem.
     Alfredo McCoy believes that the visuals or images can provide a compelling narrative of the
    day's events. They can explain and analyze stories in ways that articles cannot.
     Political cartoon capture the distinct human nature of their subjects in order to personalize the
    topic they depict more effectively than words or video.
     
     Alfred McCoy studied Philippines political caricature
     Alfred McCoy's extensive research, he provides a comprehensive background not only to the
    cartoons but to the turbulent period as well.

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