"John Limon's book opens up exciting new possibilities in cultural studies. Stand-up comedy--manic, smutty, abusive, improvisatory--has up to now evaded academic critics, as if its pleasures were too volatile for examination. Limon carries off the feat--rarely achieved by analysts of humour--of taking comedy seriously without spoiling the jokes."--Maud Ellmann, University of Cambridge
"John Limon's book opens up exciting new possibilities in cultural studies. Stand-up comedy--manic, smutty, abusive, improvisatory--has up to now evaded academic critics, as if its pleasures were too volatile for examination. Limon carries off the feat--rarely achieved by analysts of humour--of taking comedy seriously without spoiling the jokes."--Maud Ellmann, University of Cambridge
Introduction: Approximations, Apologies, Acknowledgments 1. Inrage: A Lenny Bruce Joke and the Topography of Standup > 2. Nectarines: Carl Reiner and Mel Brooks > 3. Analytic of the Ridiculous: Mike Nichols and Elaine May > 4. Journey to the End of the Night: David Letterman with Kristeva, Céline, Scorse > 5. Scatology: Richard Pryor in Concert > 6. Skirting, Kidding: Ellen DeGeneres and Paula Poundstone Notes Works Cited
Introduction: Approximations, Apologies, Acknowledgments 1. Inrage: A Lenny Bruce Joke and the Topography of Standup > 2. Nectarines: Carl Reiner and Mel Brooks > 3. Analytic of the Ridiculous: Mike Nichols and Elaine May > 4. Journey to the End of the Night: David Letterman with Kristeva, Céline, Scorse > 5. Scatology: Richard Pryor in Concert > 6. Skirting, Kidding: Ellen DeGeneres and Paula Poundstone Notes Works Cited
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