Who's Laughing Now?

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Who's Laughing Now? Feminist Perspectives on Humour and Laughter is a collection of engaging, creative, and academic contributions that illustrate the sociopolitical importance of humour in our lives. This collection, masterfully assembled by Anna Frey, will make you laugh, reflect, and - mostly - question the power of humour to shape how we understand gender. This is a must read! - Pamela J. Downe, Ph.D. Associate Professor, Department of Archaeology & Anthropology, University of Saskatchewan Past-President/Presidente sortante, Canadian Anthropology Society/Societe canadienne d'anthropologie // This collection makes an engrossing contribution to an evolving body of feminist literature on humour. The range of perspectives and writing styles featured appeal to a broad readership, engaging in both academic and general feminist considerations of humour. The content has cross-disciplinary relevance to academic teaching and research, as well as underscoring personal and experiential voices for a broadly accessible discussion. An effective and timely interdisciplinary contribution! - J. Maki Motapanyane, Associate Professor, Women's and Gender Studies, Mount Royal University.