Devastation and laughter : satire, power, and culture in the early Soviet state, 1920s-1930s, Annie Gérin, (electronic resource)

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Contents: Cover; Table of Contents; List of Illustrations; Note on Transliteration, Translation, Dates; Acknowledgments; Introduction: Devastation and Laughter; 1 Anatoly Lunacharsky and the Power of Laughter; 2 Soviet Satirical Print Culture: A Serious Affair; 3 Laughter in the Ring, in the Street, and on Stage: The Emergence of a Satirical Scene; 4 Laughter on the Silver Screen: From Satire to Optimistic Comedy; 5 The Strategies and Targets of Satire; 6 The Rhetorics of Satire and Socialist Realism; Conclusion; Appendix: "On Laughter" (1931); Notes; Bibliography; Index

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