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Comedy Borders

Corbin Shepherd

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"Comedy Borders" explores the intricate boundaries of humor across different cultures, legal systems, and political landscapes. It examines how what's considered funny varies dramatically worldwide, influenced by societal norms and historical contexts. The book highlights the power of comedy not only to entertain but also to challenge authority, shape public discourse, and even drive social change. For instance, jokes that are harmless in one country may be deemed offensive or even illegal in another, reflecting differing cultural values and legal frameworks.

 
The book uses a multi-faceted approach, beginning with a historical overview of comedic expression and then presents case studies from various countries to analyze instances where comedic expression has been censored or celebrated. It also explores the legal frameworks that govern speech and the socio-political impact of humor. The goal is to understand how freedom of speech balances with concerns about public order and national security.

 
It is structured in three parts, each building upon the last to offer a comparative analysis of the factors shaping comedy's boundaries. Ultimately, "Comedy Borders" offers valuable insights into the role of humor in an interconnected world. It adopts a fact-based approach, drawing upon legal documents, historical records, media analysis, and interviews, making it a valuable resource for students, scholars, and anyone interested in social justice and the power of comedic expression.
Disponible depuis: 05/05/2025.
Longueur d'impression: 63 pages.

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