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The workings of black comedy In film and television drama by Iman Hassan Alwan, Athraa Mohammed Hasan

Subjects: “…Concerts, black comedy, film and television…”
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"A Good Story": On Black Abjection in Improv Comedy by Michel Büch

“…This paper discusses Black absence in Improv Comedy as a symptom for the racial exclusion inherent in Humanism. …”
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BLACK SITUATIONAL COMEDIES: A LEGACY OF STEREOTYPES, IDEOLOGY, AND HEGEMONY by Donald Morgan

“…The purpose of this essay is to outline re-occurring archetypes that are found within the confines of “Black Sitcoms”. This essay demonstrates how these archetypes perpetuate negative stereotypes about teenage, African American males, under the guise of comedy and entertainment. …”
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Laugh at the devil Black Metal comedies or when devilish music is really funny by Treiber, Fritz

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The creative history of Naki Isanbet’s comedy “Red-haired chichyan and Black-haired beauty” by Zamaletdinov R.R., Khabutdinova M.M.

“…The purpose of our research is to study the genesis of Naki Isanbet’s comedic text “Jiran chichan belan Karachach sylu” (“Red-haired chichyan and Black-haired beauty”, 1942). Materials and methods of research: The material for the study was preserved in the archives of Naki Isanbet’s “Red-haired chichyan and Black-haired beauty” comedy versions. …”
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Black Comedy through iconoclastic Characters in Vile Bodies by Evelyn (Arthur St. John) Waugh by Jean Paul OMBANDA

“…Abstract: This research is a descriptive analysis of black comedy through iconoclastic characters in Vile Bodies written by Evelyn (Arthur St. …”
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The performance skills of black comedy in the performances of the Iraqi theater play (Sa'at al-Suda) as a model by Muhammad Riyad Muslim, Muzaffar Kazem Muhammad

Subjects: “…Skills, Performance, Black Comedy, Iraqi Theatre…”
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‘Make Sure You Don’t Murder Your Coffee!’ Comedy and Violence in the Poetry of Luke Kennard by Paul McDonald

Subjects: “…black humour…”
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LANGUAGE STYLE OF HUMOR ON STAND-UP COMEDY VIDEO by Merry Rullyanti, Nurdianto Nurdianto

“… This research explained about language styles which used in stand-up comedy script brought by Chris Rock. Chris Rock owns famous joke material that is affected by the black comedy pioneers like Richard Pryor and Redd. …”
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LANGUAGE STYLE OF HUMOR ON STAND-UP COMEDY VIDEO by Merry Rullyanti, Nurdianto Nurdianto

“… This research explained about language styles which used in stand-up comedy script brought by Chris Rock. Chris Rock owns famous joke material that is affected by the black comedy pioneers like Richard Pryor and Redd. …”
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From Form to Content: A Study of Abbas Nalbandian’s Impact on the Iranian Theatre of the Absurd [In Persian] by Omid Delbandi

Subjects: “…black comedy…”
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An Ode to Black British Girls by Jeanelle Kevina Hope

“…In sum, this article understands Coel’s work in Chewing Gum to be Black girl surrealism – the intersection of Afro-surrealism, British dark comedy, and Black feminism.…”
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Communicating social inclusiveness: Paul Slabolepszy’s Fordsburg’s Finest (1997) by M.A. van Deventer

“…I would also like to demonstrate how Slabolepszy combines various degrees of comedy in order to evoke empathy for Thandi, as well as for his white characters. …”
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Lito vilovito and phraseological creativity: Issues and challenges for phraseography by Branka Barčot

“…For the purpose of this research we have used Lito vilovito (1964), one of the most famous black-and-white domestic comedy films, directed by Obrad Gluščević. …”
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Disappearing Suns, Disappearing Worlds — The Black Sun in Krasiński’s Work by Piotr Śniedziewski

“…The persona of these texts, plunged in despair, is an isolated individual both in the social and metaphysical sense. The metaphor of the black sun, however, develops in two dramas by Krasiński: Non-divine comedy (1835) and Irydion (1836). …”
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Black Humor on the Film Screen: From Folk to Popular Culture by Lada Stevanović

“…Exactly this image of the world, and conceptualization of death on its grounds, lead in ancient Greece to the appearance of the theatre and comedy, that is regarded to be the predecessor of black film comedies. …”
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Black Humor on the Film Screen: From Folk to Popular Culture by Lada Stevanović

“…Exactly this image of the world, and conceptualization of death on its grounds, lead in ancient Greece to the appearance of the theatre and comedy, that is regarded to be the predecessor of black film comedies. …”
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Filmowa półka sezonu 2010/2011 by Agnieszka Tambor

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FIX IT BLACK JESUS: The Iconography of Christ in <i>Good Times</i> by Robin R. Means Coleman, Novotny Lawrence

“…<i>Good Times</i> is primarily remembered for the situation comedy that it became, rather than how the series began. …”
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Laughing and Crying at the Same Time: Reading Biyi Bandele’s Burma Boy through a Bergsonian Theory of the Comic by Christina Howes

“…Similarly, British-Nigerian writer and film director Biyi Bandele’s WWII novel Burma Boy, the focus of the present article, uses Comedy to portray the futility, irrationality and madness of a war that had mortal consequences and traumatic resonances on the lives of the often-forgotten young Black African soldiers who participated in the Burma Campaign. …”
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