The Routledge Comedy Studies Reader (eBook, PDF)

Redaktion: Wilkie, Ian

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

The Routledge Comedy Studies Reader is a selection of the most outstanding critical analysis featured in the journal Comedy Studies in the decade since its inception in 2010.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis eBooks
• Seitenzahl: 442
• Erscheinungstermin: 10. Oktober 2019
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780429615580
• Artikelnr.: 57896727

Autorenporträt

Ian Wilkie is a Lecturer in Performance at the University of Salford, specialising in the Comedy Writing and Performance degree. His PhD is in Comedy and he is the author of Performing in Comedy: A Student's Guide. Wilkie has been articles editor of Comedy Studies since 2013 (becoming main editor in 2015), and occasionally works as a comic actor.

Inhaltsangabe

Acknowledgments Ian Wilkie: an introductory foreword chapter by the editor
of Comedy Studies Journal 1. Chris Ritchie Against comedy (1:2) 2. Peter
Marteinson Thoughts on the current state of humor theory (1:2) 3. Ian
Wilkie and Matthew Saxton The origins of comic performance in adult-child
interaction (1:1) 4. Caspar Addyman and Ishbel Addyman The science of baby
laughter (4:2) 5. Rachel Kirk The time travelling miser (2:1) 6. Louise
Peacock Conflict and slapstick in commedia dell' arte (4:1) 7. Richard
Talbot and Barnaby King Clowns do ethnography (5:1) 8. Isaac Hui Hamlet,
comedy and class struggle (4:2) 9. David Huxley and David James Race, class
and gender in British music hall (3:1) 10. Gilli Bush-Bailey Women like us?
(3:2) 11. Hannah Ballou Pretty Funny (4:2) 12. Tim Miles No greater foe?
(audience and stand ups) (5:1) 13. Lloyd Peters The roots of alternative
comedy? (4: 1) 14. Christopher Molineux Life memory archive (documentation
in stand up) (7:1) 15. Oliver Double interview with Ross Noble (1:1) 16.
Tony Moon interview with Stewart Lee (2:1) 17. Tony Moon interview with
Barry Cryer (2:2) 18. Gary Turk interview with Charlie Hanson (3:1) 19.
Tony Moon interview with Tiffany Stevenson (3:2) 20. Sam Friedman interview
with Russell Kane (4: 2) 21. Sam Friedman interview with Les Dennis (4:2)
22. Kara Hunt on Chris Rock (5:2) 23. Tony Moon interview with John Lloyd
(8:1) 24. Ian Wilkie interview with Kate Fox (8:2) 25. Sharon Lockyer From
toothpick legs to dropping vaginas (2:2 ) 26. Louise Peacock Joan Rivers -
reading the meaning (2:2) 27. Brett Mills Humour theory and Joan Rivers
(2:2) 28. Debra Aarons and Marc Mierowsky Obscenity, dirtiness and licence
in Jewish comedy (5:2) 29. Grant Julin Satire in a Multicultural World: A
Bakhtinian Analysis (9:2) 30. Mark Harmon, Barbara Kaye, Amanda Martin
-When Silly Meets Serious (9:2) 31. Ian Reilly The comedian the cat and the
activist (6:1) 32. Cate Blouke Borat, Sacha Baron Cohen and seriousness of
mock documentary (6:1) 33. Kyle Meikle A book and a movie walk into a bar
(6:2) 34. Peter Kunze Kidding around: children, comedy and social media
(5:1) 35. Rebecca Krefting and Rebecca Baruc Social media and comedy (6:2)
36. Jillian Belanger Comedy meets media 6 2 37. Lucien Leon The animated
moving image as political cartoon (9:1) 38. Matthew Mckeague Is vlogging
the new stand up? (9:1) Index