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Comedy Studies, Volume 9, Issue 1 (2018)

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Ian Wilkie

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Published online: 23 Feb 2018

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Gender, sexuality and the body in comedy: performance, reiteration, resistance

Helen Davies & Sarah Ilott

Pages: 2-5

Published online: 23 Feb 2018

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Positives and negatives: reclaiming the female body and self-deprecation in stand-up comedy

Ellie Tomsett

Pages: 6-18

Published online: 10 Feb 2018

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How stand-ups construct and are constructed by the ‘Northernness Effect’

Kate Fox

Pages: 19-35

Published online: 05 Mar 2018

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Adam Sandler as (questionable) masculine ‘role model’: towards an analysis of disgust and violence in Adam Sandler's comedian comedy

Neil Washbourne

Pages: 36-49

Published online: 06 Mar 2018

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Ridiculing the working-class body in post-socialist sitcom

Dejan Jontes & Andreja Trdina

Pages: 50-62

Published online: 23 Feb 2018

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British dark comedy television and the bodily aesthetics of the ‘Proper person’

Beccy Collings

Pages: 63-75

Published online: 23 Feb 2018

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Reports of the death of British theatrical comedy? Greatly exaggerated or sadly accurate?

Lloyd Peters

Pages: 76-83

Published online: 26 Feb 2018

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Is vlogging the new stand-up? A compare/contrast of traditional and online models of comedic content distribution

Matthew McKeague

Pages: 84-93

Published online: 25 Jan 2018

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The animated moving image as political cartoon

Lucien Leon

Pages: 94-113

Published online: 30 Jan 2018

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Rosie White

Pages: 114-115

Published online: 25 Jan 2018

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Disobedient Theatre: Alternative Ways to Inspire, Animate and Play, by Chris Johnston/Comic Performance in Pakistan: The Bhand, by Clare Pamment

London, Bloomsbury Methuen, 2017, 240 pp., £18.99 (paperback), ISBN: 978-1-350-01547-4/London, Palgrave Studies in Comedy, 2017, 229 pp., £57.89 (hardback), ISBN: 978-1-137-56630-0

Ian Wilkie

Pages: 116-117

Published online: 23 Feb 2018

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