The Tao of South Park: Dissonant Visual Culture and the Future of Politics

The Tao of South Park: Dissonant Visual Culture and the Future of Politics

305 pages· 2008· ISBN 9780549640837
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Part 2, which charts the responsive tactic, combines allusive modes of discursive negotiation with specific political interventions. It tracks two examples of the responsive in South Park: the first is the use of the character Mr. Garrison to extensively critique shifting gender and (homo)sexual policies in the United States, and the second examines South Park's varied engagements with religion and entrenched censorship throughout its eleven year history.

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