Katrin Horn
Abstract
Rosie White’s timely study of women in British and US American comedy, Television Comedy and Femininity: Queering Gender, starts from the premise that ‘television comedy is one arena in which the “...
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Rosie White’s timely study of women in British and US American comedy, Television Comedy and Femininity: Queering Gender, starts from the premise that ‘television comedy is one arena in which the “...
Key concepts: Comedy, Femininity, Premise, Art, White (mutation), Gender studies, Sociology, Literature