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Studies in Gender and Sexuality, 2017
ABSTRACTIn this paper I argue that the rape joke is the joke par excellence. The ur-joke. Jokes speak the truth like dreams and symptoms and errors. The rape joke does not simply speak a truth—the truth about rape, or rapists—its truth is oddly the truth of joking itself and the tragicomedic vicissitudes of human sexuality.
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ABSTRACTIn this paper I argue that the rape joke is the joke par excellence. The ur-joke. Jokes speak the truth like dreams and symptoms and errors. The rape joke does not simply speak a truth—the truth about rape, or rapists—its truth is oddly the truth of joking itself and the tragicomedic vicissitudes of human sexuality.
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2005
Abstract When musicians run out of stories about each other to tell at band room rap sessions, a favorite pastime is telling jokes. This is a collection of the more printable ones. Bobby Hackett enjoyed telling this story: A violinist noticed that his playing had a hypnotic effect on his audiences.
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Abstract When musicians run out of stories about each other to tell at band room rap sessions, a favorite pastime is telling jokes. This is a collection of the more printable ones. Bobby Hackett enjoyed telling this story: A violinist noticed that his playing had a hypnotic effect on his audiences.
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2019
In 1964, the Tibet Military Area Political Department Cultural Work Troupe presented its new dance work, “Laundry Song,” at the PLA’s Third All-Military Arts Festival in Beijing. Although standard accounts interpret “Laundry Song” as a celebration of Han-Tibetan and soldier-civilian harmony, the laughter sparked by some sections of its choreography ...
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In 1964, the Tibet Military Area Political Department Cultural Work Troupe presented its new dance work, “Laundry Song,” at the PLA’s Third All-Military Arts Festival in Beijing. Although standard accounts interpret “Laundry Song” as a celebration of Han-Tibetan and soldier-civilian harmony, the laughter sparked by some sections of its choreography ...
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