[Linganth] research on transgender humour

[Jennifer Dickinson]

Hi Karen,

I really like Robin Queen's article on lesbian humor:

Queen, R. (2005), "How Many Lesbians Does It Take …". Journal of Linguistic Anthropology, 15: 239-257.


I also highly recommend Kira Hall's work and Rudi Gaudio's work, which includes passages related to humor.


Jennifer Dickinson

Director, Center for Teaching and Learning

Provost's Faculty Fellow for Assessment

Associate Professor, Anthropology

University of Vermont

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Subject: [Linganth] research on transgender humour


Hello,



I have a student who is looking for references on transgender humour or gay and lesbian humour. That is, humour as used by members of these groups to mark identity, not humour about them which invokes stereotypes. If anyone has any suggestions, I’d be grateful.



Thank you,





Karen Pennesi, PhD.

Associate Professor, Anthropology

University of Western Ontario



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