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You've got to be joking : Asserting the analytical value of humour and laughter in contemporary anthropology.

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Carty, John.

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Anthropological forum vol. 18,no. 3 (NOV. 2008),p.209-217 ISSN0066-4677

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The pragmatics of rude jokes with grandad : Joking relationships in Aboriginal Australia.

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Garde, Murray.

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Anthropological forum vol. 18, no. 3 (NOV. 2008), p.235-253 ISSN0066-4677

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Perilous laughter : Examples from Yuendumu, central Australia.

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Musharbash, Yasmine.

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Anthropological forum vol. 18, no. 3 (NOV. 2008), p.271-277 ISSN0066-4677

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Captain Cook meets General Macarthur in the Northern Kimberley : Humour and ritual in an indigenous Australian life-world.

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Redmond, Anthony.

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Anthropological forum vol. 18,no. 3 (NOV. 2008),p.255-270 ISSN0066-4677

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Laughing with, laughing at, among Torres Strait Islanders.

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Beckett, Jeremy.

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Anthropological forum vol. 18,no. 3 (NOV. 2008),p.295-302 ISSN0066-4677

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Fun for them, fun for us and fun for all : The 'far side' of field work in the tropical lowlands.

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Dwyer, Peter D.

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Anthropological forum vol. 18, no. 3 (NOV. 2008), p.303-308 ISSN0066-4677

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Poor black bastard can't shake-a-leg : Humour and laughter in urban Aboriginal north Queensland, Australia.

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Mccullough, Megan B.

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Anthropological forum vol. 18, no. 3 (NOV. 2008), p.279-285 ISSN0066-4677

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Are you being served? : Sex, Humour and globalisation in the Cook Islands.

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Alexeyeff, Kalissa.

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Anthropological forum vol. 18, no. 3 (NOV. 2008), p.287-293 ISSN0066-4677

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Found: 8 Titles

You've got to be joking : Asserting the analytical value of humour and laughter in contemporary anthropology.

The pragmatics of rude jokes with grandad : Joking relationships in Aboriginal Australia.

Perilous laughter : Examples from Yuendumu, central Australia.

Captain Cook meets General Macarthur in the Northern Kimberley : Humour and ritual in an indigenous Australian life-world.

Laughing with, laughing at, among Torres Strait Islanders.

Fun for them, fun for us and fun for all : The 'far side' of field work in the tropical lowlands.

Poor black bastard can't shake-a-leg : Humour and laughter in urban Aboriginal north Queensland, Australia.

Are you being served? : Sex, Humour and globalisation in the Cook Islands.

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