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Why Standup Matters How Comedians Manipulate And Influence Sophie Quirk

Name: Why Standup Matters How Comedians Manipulate And Influence Sophie Quirk
SKU: BELL-50236470
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4 (42 reviews)

SKU: BELL-50236470

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Why Standup Matters How Comedians Manipulate And Influence Sophie Quirk instant download after payment.

Publisher: Bloomsbury Methuen Drama

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.74 MB

Author: Sophie Quirk

ISBN: 9781472578938, 9781472578921, 9781472578969, 1472578937, 1472578929, 1472578961

Language: English

Year: 2015

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Why Standup Matters How Comedians Manipulate And Influence Sophie Quirk by Sophie Quirk 9781472578938, 9781472578921, 9781472578969, 1472578937, 1472578929, 1472578961 instant download after payment.

Funny, lively and unpredictable, stand-up comedy is above all a medium to be enjoyed. Popular as a good night out and packing the TV schedules, stand-up permeates British society and culture.
But ubiquitous though it is, we are generally reluctant to consider stand-up’s social consequences. When comedians offend we seem ready to consider the potential for stand-up to do some wider harm, yet we rarely consider the good that stand-up might do.
This book looks at the social and political impact of stand-up comedy in both its positive and negative forms. It demonstrates how comedy audiences allow themselves to be manipulated, and the potential harm - and material benefits - that may arise from ‘just’ being funny.