Jonathan Greenberg was diagnosed with dyslexia as a young child. While he always knew he learned differently, he never let it define him. Like most kids, Jonathan had a bookshelf full of books-but since reading them was a challenge, he became captivated by their artwork and illustrations. That early fascination with visual storytelling grew into a lifelong passion for art.Through determination and support, Jonathan remediated his dyslexia, yet his love of illustration remained at the core of his creativity. Today, he is a graduate student at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Partnering with his mother, Lynn-an advocate for neurodiverse children-he co-founded the Creative Cab Company® series, blending his artistic talents with his lived experience. Their debut book, "Robby the Dyslexic Taxi and the Airport Adventure," was born out of their shared desire for neurodivergent children to see themselves in stories. The follow-up, "Suzy the ADHD Taxi and the Sightseeing Adventure," continues that mission by celebrating another form of neurodiversity through an uplifting tale.Jonathan looks forward to expanding the Creative Cab Company® with more relatable stories for all children while also pursuing his broader artistic endeavors across other mediums-always guided by the belief that every difference is a strength.
Inhaltsangabe
Part I: 1. What is satire? 2. What isn't satire? Part II: 3. Classical origins 4. Renaissance satire: rogues, clowns, fools, satyrs 5. Enlightenment satire: the prose tradition 6. Verse satire from Rochester to Byron Part III. Transition: Satire and the Novel: 7. Small worlds: the comedy of manners 8. Unfortunate travelers: the picaresque 9. The Menippean novel 10. Satire and popular culture since 1900 Epilogue: Charlie Hebdo, satire and the politics of community.
Part I: 1. What is satire? 2. What isn't satire? Part II: 3. Classical origins 4. Renaissance satire: rogues, clowns, fools, satyrs 5. Enlightenment satire: the prose tradition 6. Verse satire from Rochester to Byron Part III. Transition: Satire and the Novel: 7. Small worlds: the comedy of manners 8. Unfortunate travelers: the picaresque 9. The Menippean novel 10. Satire and popular culture since 1900 Epilogue: Charlie Hebdo, satire and the politics of community.
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