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... joking relationship ' . Why should the joking and privileged aggression be so intimately linked ? There are two issues here . Why is it joking and aggression that are so closely related rather than some other behaviour ? And why should such ...
... joking relationship ' . Why should the joking and privileged aggression be so intimately linked ? There are two issues here . Why is it joking and aggression that are so closely related rather than some other behaviour ? And why should such ...
Page 138
... joking relationship provides a manda- tory mechanism for intervention in such a situation , and of switching back from an angry mode to the joking mode . This dynamic was acted out one morning as I sat with some Gonja women . An old ...
... joking relationship provides a manda- tory mechanism for intervention in such a situation , and of switching back from an angry mode to the joking mode . This dynamic was acted out one morning as I sat with some Gonja women . An old ...
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... joking dialogue genre is often used to manage these conflicting interests . The roles of traders and weavers are named , but not typified as a joking relationship ; joking is not prescriptive . Rather , both partners appear to draw on ...
... joking dialogue genre is often used to manage these conflicting interests . The roles of traders and weavers are named , but not typified as a joking relationship ; joking is not prescriptive . Rather , both partners appear to draw on ...
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Lectures | 1 |
Life and Work in Shakespeares Poems | 15 |
The Poetry of the Caroline Court | 51 |
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