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Aurélie Denat, « Political satire and music: Humorous (and political) songs in Donald Trump's America », Miranda, ID : 10.4000/miranda.18557
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Why study satirical songs? It all started with the terrorist attacks of November 2015 in Paris. The world was shocked by the events, and among messages of support on Facebook there was a Youtube video, shared thousands of times, by a British comedian who had a satirical show in America. This man, John Oliver, with his show Last Week Tonight, managed to make me (and millions of people) laugh with his take on the tragedy that had struck. My interest in the genre of political satire was born, a...