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PS430 .H36
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A cheerful nihilism; confidence and "the absurd" in American humorous fiction. |
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PS430 .K46 1990
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Punchlines : the violence of American humor / |
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PS430 .L4
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The greatest pages of American humor, |
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PS430 .R8
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American humor : a study of the national character / |
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PS430 .R8 1953
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American humor; a study of the national character. |
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PS430 .R89
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The comic imagination in American literature. |
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PS430 .T16
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Crackerbox philosophers in American humor and satire, |
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PS430 .T4 1964eb
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American humorists / |
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PS430 .T51
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American humorists. |
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PS430 .W3 1988
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A very serious thing : women's humor and American culture / |
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PS430 .W3 1988eb
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A very serious thing : women's humor and American culture / |
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PS433 .A9
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American humor in France : two centuries of French criticism of the comic spirit in American literature / |
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PS433 .B6 1942
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Horse sense in American humor, from Benjamin Franklin to Ogden Nash, |
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PS436 .G7 1960
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Political satire in the American Revolution, 1763-1783. |
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PS436 .H7 1912
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The wit and humor of colonial days (1607-1800) |
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PS437
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Civil War humor / |
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PS437 .B76 1987
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The tall tale in American folklore and literature / |
1 |
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PS437 .C36 1997
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Necessary madness : the humor of domesticity in nineteenth-century American literature / |
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PS437 .J87 2004
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Fetching the Old Southwest : humorous writing from Longstreet to Twain / |
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PS437.J87 2004
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Fetching the Old Southwest. |
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