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Stand-Up Comedy and Offence

Offensiveness is a key issue in contemporary public discourse, especially in relation to media content. Stand-up comedy has provided an important site for discussions of offensiveness, both inside of performances and in the commentary on comedy in other forms of popular media.
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Comedy Bootcamp: stand-up comedy as humor training for military populations

Humor, 2022
Thomas E Ford
exaly  

Subversive humor in Spanish stand-up comedy

Humor, 2020
Esther Linares-Bernabéu
exaly  

‘It’s the Way I Tell them about Caste’: Dalit stand-up comedy as the performance of resistance

Comedy Studies, 2023
Dhiraj Ambade
exaly  

Improvisation and Stand‐Up Comedy

The Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism, 2020
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Stand-Up Comedy as Escape

2022
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Analysing stand-up comedy

Comedy Studies, 2011
Sharon Lockyer, Brett Mills, Louise Peacock   +2 more
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Characters and Surprises in Stand-up Comedy

This book employs a social semiotic methodology to investigate how comedians use impersonation and expectation to create humour in stand-up comedy.It advances the linguistic cartography of how meaning-making resources contribute to humour in interactive humour genres. Systemic Functional Linguistics (SFL) underpins the book’s approach and is integrated
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ILLOCUTIONARY ACTS IN STAND-UP COMEDY

2013
ABSTRACT This research was conducted to discover the types of illocutionary acts, the most dominant type of illocutionary acts, the implication of the dominant type of illocutionary acts, and which utterances show the function of stand-up comedy in stand-up comedy performances in Indonesia.
Putri, Giel Utami, Murni, Sri Minda
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Fun young ladies — Modern feminism and China's stand-up comedy

Women's Studies International Forum, 2023
exaly