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|a Part I: Punching in and punching up: origins, limits and possibilities / Mohamed Bassou and Rebecca Krefting -- 1. The history of Moroccan stand-up comedy: from storytelling to charged humour / Nina Setyaningsih and Anisa Larassati -- 2. Standing up for speaking up: stand-up comedy in the Indonesian context / Nina Setyaningsih and Anisa Larassati -- 3. The Jamel Comedy Club: (mis)understanding stand-up comedy's relationship with urban culture in France / Jonathan Ervine -- 4. Stand-up comedy as escape: caste and media infrastructure in Mumbai / Aju James -- 5. Voices from the comedy contact zone: regarding performative strategies toward race and the transnational body / Rachel E. Blackburn -- Part II: Gendered experiences and stand-up comedy -- 6. Humour as antihistamine in the discourse of Persian stand-up comedy: female stand-up comedians in Iran / Mohammad Ali Heidari-Shahreza -- 7. Asserting cultural citizenship through situated comedy: female comedians in India / Madhavi Shivaprasad -- 8. Notes on Hannah Gadsby's Nanette, Adorno's Kulturindustrie and feminism / Christian Berger -- Part III: Comics and the audience: connections, ethics and efficacy? -- 9. Awkward connections: stand-up comedy as affective arrangement / Antti Lindfors -- 10. The revolution will be a joke: Semiotic ideologies of ethics and efficacy in stand-up comedy / Marianna Keisalo -- 11. Standing up for a cause: the cathartic and persuasive power of stand-up comedy / Margherita Dore -- 12. Which direction do we ounch? The powers and perils of humour against the new conspiracism / Chris A. Kramer.
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|a Rashi Bhargava is currently an Assistant Professor in Sociology at the Department of Sociology and Social Work, Christ (Deemed to be University), Bengaluru. Prior to joining Christ, she taught at the Department of Sociology, Maitreyi College, and other colleges in University of Delhi for almost a decade. She completed her doctorate from the Centre for the Study of Social Systems, School of Social Sciences, Jawaharlal Nehru University. Her research interests include politics and culture in North-East India, sociology of gender and urban spaces, visual culture and disciplinary practices of sociology and social anthropology in South Asia. Her recent publications include Social Scientist in South Asia: Personal Narratives, Social Forces and Negotiations co-edited with Achla Pritam Tandon and Gopi Tripathy and Materiality and Visuality in North East India: An Interdisciplinary Perspective co-edited with Tiplut Nongbri. Richa Chilana is currently teaching at the School of Liberal Studies, UPES, Dehradun, as an Assistant Professor. She has a decade-long experience of teaching English Literature at the Department of English, Maitreyi College, University of Delhi. Her doctoral thesis titled "Negotiating the Veil: Purdah in Twentieth Century Indian English Writing" (Centre for English Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University) engaged with the complexities of purdah as a garment, an ideology and division of space on the basis of gender. She has taught, has an avid interest and has published research articles and book chapters in the fields of gender studies, Indian English writing, popular fiction, and literature and cinema.
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