Volume 20: Humour


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Editorial

Editorial Preface

Christopher Rudge, Patrick Condliffe

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Peer-reviewed articles

Mika Rottenberg’s Video Installation Mary’s Cherries: A Parafeminist “dissection” of the Carnivalesque

Laura Castagnini

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Little Big Dog Pill Explanations: Humour, Honesty, and the Comedian Podcast

Melanie Piper

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Arrested Development: Can Funny Female Characters Survive Script Development Processes?

Stayci Taylor

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Dogsbody: An Overview of Transmorphic Techniques as Humour Devices and their Impact in Alberto Montt’s Cartoons

Beatriz Carbajal Carrera

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Bakhtin and Borat: The Rogue, the Clown, and the Fool in Carnival Film

E. A. Williams

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Talkin’ Blak: Humour in Indigenous Australian Theatre, 1970–2000

Karen Austin

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Excursions

Garzón, My Dad, and Us

Nicolás Llano Linares

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Winnie The Pooh as told by Cormac McCarthy

Tom Doig

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Reviews

Literary Hijinks: Lorrie Moore’s Bark (Review of Bark: Stories by Lorrie Moore)

Lucas Thompson

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Review of Doing Emotions History, edited by Susan J. Matt and Peter N. Stearns

Ryan Wittingslow

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Review of Cable Guys: Television and Masculinities in the Twenty-First Century by Amanda Lotz

Peta Greenfield

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Front Matter

Table of Contents

Philament Editorial Team

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Back Matter

Contributors’ Biographies

Philament Editorial Team

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