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Gender and humour; Complexities of women's image politics in Shona humourous narratives
Humour represents an ideal site for understanding how everyday social dynamics influence ideology and the social structure (Sue & Golash-Boza, 2013:4). This research is an examination of how gender is expressed in Shona humour. Particular emphasis is paid to how women are presented in Shona humorous...
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African Languages and Literatures
2017
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