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Arts & Design Popular Film and Television Comedy (Popular Fictions Series)
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Publisher: Routledge (1990) Binding: Paperback, 304 pages pricer: $37.95 ISBN-10: 0415046920 editorialreviews How is comedy related to its institutional context? Neale and Krutnik, in this wide-ranging discussion of the genre, propose that comedy always involves deviation from aesthetic and cultural conventions and norms. checked
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