Studies in American Humor
Penn State University Press · United States · Est. 2009
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Studies in American Humor examines the multifaceted role of humor in American culture, literature, and performance. The journal analyzes how humor functions as a tool for social commentary, critique, and resistance, particularly concerning issues of race, gender, sexuality, and politics. It explores various forms of American humor, including satire, stand-up comedy, and literary works, and their engagement with historical periods, cultural movements, and societal challenges.
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