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Jokes and their Relation to the Unconscious / Sigmund Freud

By: Freud, SigmundContributor(s): Freud, SigmundMaterial type: Text

TextPublisher number: ;Donated by Ivan Paul VerghesePublication details: New York ;Penguin Books 2002Description: xlii, 231p. 22cmISBN: 9780141185545Subject(s): Psychology | Differential & developmental psychology | Stand-up comedy | Comedy -- History and criticism | Stand-up comedy -- United StatesDDC classification: 155.232 FRE

Contents:

"I want a real literature class" -- Dissecting Americanness -- Joke theories -- A stand-up prehistory -- A history of stand-up -- The American (comedic) jeremiad -- Steven Wright and the post-modern Picaresque -- Richard Pryor, American Dante -- Conclusion: the comedic frontier.

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"I want a real literature class" --
Dissecting Americanness --
Joke theories --
A stand-up prehistory --
A history of stand-up --
The American (comedic) jeremiad --
Steven Wright and the post-modern Picaresque --
Richard Pryor, American Dante --
Conclusion: the comedic frontier.

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