The British Cartoon Archive

Bad Behaviour

Created by bad-behaviour (From:UK, Profession:Student University of Kent) on September 18, 2009, 4:17 am. Report this group | FAQ

This is a collection of images which problematize modern perceptions of medieval and early modern behaviour - centred around the medieval topos of the seven deadly sins - as well as investigating changes over time in attitudes of society towards bad behaviour. Please also see our information details on the AHRC Beyond Text Student-led Initiatives site.

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'What's he got that we haven't?' Mac [McMurtry; Stan] Daily Mail 04 Nov 1975 View annotation	Britannia's Suitors - or - The deadly sins of lust, pride, avarice & sloth failing to converge - Martin Rowson The Independent on Sunday 03 Jun 2001 View annotation	"Writing my Ten Commandments was easy, but I need a miracle to exorcise the devils from the T.U.C. a... Michael Cummings Daily Express 17 Apr 1975 View annotation	No caption Dave Gaskill The Sun 22 Feb 1999 View annotation
"The man who was considerably fed up, in no small measure, with some of his colleagues." Nicholas Garland Daily Telegraph 1993 View annotation	No caption Peter Brookes The Times 26 Sep 1996 View annotation	Sorry, this record is no longer available. View annotation	Anticipation, or, A peep behind the screen. Henry Heath, fl. 1824-1850 [London] 23 Apr 1827 View annotation
Why men envy women. [caption on reverse] W.K. Haselden Daily Mirror 22 May 1929 View annotation	Hewratt Tom Johnston Daily Mirror 02 Apr 1998 View annotation	Behaviour of relatives who expect to be left money [on reverse] W.K. Haselden Daily Mirror 05 Feb 1913 View annotation	"Fiona. If any lazy, skiving, good-for-nothings call in sick, make a note of their names, will you?" Mac [McMurtry; Stan] Daily Mail 07 Jun 2002 View annotation