Geneva host
Réginald Bien-Aimé
About the speaker
Press cartoons, freedom of speech and the sacred
Gérald Herrmann was born in 1958 in the town of La Chaux-de-Fonds in the canton of Neuchâtel. He studied litterature and taught German for some years in Geneva. In 1987, he was hired as a caricaturist for the Courrier de Genève, a popular satirical newspaper in Geneva. He pursued his career, working for L'Hebdo, La Liberté de Fribourg and the SonntagsZeitung. Since 15 years, he has been drawing principally for La Tribune de Genève.
Herrmann will join us to speak about press cartoons, freedom of speech and the sacred:
- What are press cartoons?
- What is humor?
- What are its possibilities, limits and rules?
- What impact will the terrorist attacks have on press cartoons?
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Humour is a social way of being regressive.
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Photographer Julia Paranhos
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