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Introduction : the ethics and aesthetics of humour and comedy | 1 | |
1 | Comic racism and violence | 25 |
2 | Race and ethnicity in popular humour | 45 |
3 | Humour and the conduct of politics | 63 |
4 | Parody and decorum : permission to mock | 79 |
5 | Breaking the mould : conversations with Omid Djalili and Shazia Mirza | 98 |
6 | Merry Hell : humour competence and social incompetence | 126 |
7 | Privacy, embarrassment and social power : British sitcom | 146 |
8 | Comedies of sexual morality and female singlehood | 162 |
9 | The ambiguities of comic impersonation | 180 |
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Add Beyond A Joke, Humor is pervasive in contemporary culture, and is generally celebrated as a public good. Yet there are times when it is felt to produce intolerance, misunderstanding or even hatred. This book brings together, for the first time, contributions that consid, Beyond A Joke to your collection on WonderClub |