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Issue 5.1

2016

Humorous Disruptions: Laughter and Technologies of Disruption in Feminist Film and Media

Humorous Disruptions: Laughter and Technologies of Disruption in Feminist Film and Media
edited by Desirée de Jesús, Julia Huggins, Rachel Webb Jekanowski,Tess McClernon, and Vanessa Meyer.

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Individual Chapters

Introduction

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Introduction

Desirée de Jesús, Rachel Webb Jekanowski and Tess McClernon

Articles

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When Politics Were Fun: Recovering a History of Humour in U.S. Feminism

Kirsten Leng

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“Shame Yourself”: 1950s American Television and the Discreet Disruptions of Gertrude Berg

Paul Michael Babiak

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The Acoustic Screen: The Dynamics of the Female Look and Voice in Abbas Kiarostami’s Shirin

Najmeh Moradiyan Rizi

Reviews

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This Is Not a Joke: Review of “Performing Praxis” Roundtable

Aditi Ohri and Xander Selene

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Medusa’s Laugh: Relief or Resistance?

Jillian Vasko

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Critique de Film and Games: Interactions

Maxime Deslongchamps-Gagnon

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Reading for Knowledge and Pleasure: Re-evaluating Forbidden Love

Kristi Kouchakji

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Watching Gender Through an Austere Lens

Lisa Aalders

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Disruption Through Laughter? Sans Blague/No Joke at the MAC

Jake Bagshaw

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Montréal, Québec, Canada H3G 1M8

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