An edition of Rationale of the dirty joke: An analysis of sexual humor (1968)

Rationale of the dirty joke

an analysis of sexual humor, first series

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An edition of Rationale of the dirty joke: An analysis of sexual humor (1968)

Rationale of the dirty joke

an analysis of sexual humor, first series

First Evergreen black cat ed.

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Publisher
Grove Press
Language
English
Pages
811

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Previews available in: English French

Subjects

Sex, Humor, Anecdotes, History and criticism, Wit and humor, Wit and humor, history and criticism, Sex, humor, Laughter, Anecdotes, facetiae, satire, Erotic literature

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Cover of: Rationale of the dirty joke
Rationale of the dirty joke: an analysis of sexual humour. 2nd series, No laughing matter
1978, Cape
in English
Cover of: Psychanalyse de l'humour érotique
Psychanalyse de l'humour érotique
1971, Laffont
in French
Cover of: Rationale of the dirty joke
Rationale of the dirty joke: an analysis of sexual humor, first series
1968, Grove Press
in English - First Evergreen black cat ed.

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Includes bibliography and index.

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New York

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Pagination
811 p. ;
Number of pages
811

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OL22172298M

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OL3420124W

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