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    Karen Armstrong Biography

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    was supposed to be my entire life. But you know that, they all know that. The papers, the news, I’m dead world! But I wasn’t always dead, and I wasn’t always alive either. Ah yes, my first baby steps, one small step for man, one giant leap to comedy gold. Ha ha, you can keep that Armstrong, both of you. That stuff’s way too powerful. But yeah, I’m a comedian, or at least I was until my bones manifested into the meaningless microphone I’m using to tell this sob story. You could say I was…

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    light-hearted and easy-to-brush off manner, often without facing dire consequences. However, not all humorists are interested in the same genre of comedy. Botton’s argument that humorists have a vital role in society as the disguisers of truth is qualified by various political cartoons…

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    Kevin Hart

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    once said “Because of what I do, it has to be an open book” meaning that his jokes come from his younger years. He began comedy tours in 2009 with his act called I'm a Grown Little Man followed by Seriously Funny in 2010, Laugh at My Pain and most recently Let Me Explain in 2013. Kevin Hart grossed over 15 million dollars from Laugh at My Pain it was one of 2011 top selling comedy tours. Kevin Hart also played in many films and TV shows. He played in TV shows like Undercard, The Scary Movie…

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    Slapstick Comedy Analysis

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    the film’s popularity amongst viewers; he is an established Japanese pop singer and likely attracted a greater number of viewers who also are consumers of pop music (Wang 137 & 138). The slapstick comedy portion of the film added diversity to the emotions portrayed in the story. The majority of the comedy, slapstick theme is portrayed by characters including: Malasun, Old Mao, Mr. Representative, and Frog (Wang 146). We find Malasun typically expressing comical behavior through his actions and…

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    responsibilities,… and there is no way out of it that people are sinking into depression. People find a way to release those pressures through different types of entertainment, such as: cinema, comedy shows, music, sports, games and the list goes on and on. But the most effective way to entertain is through humor, the art of comedy, because trying to be happy is a good way to stop worrying.…

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    The hysterical tale of two moronic kidnappers and one terror of a child will make baby- sitters everywhere quiver and potential kidnappers reconsider. O.Henry’s short story “The Ransom of Red Chief “ is a high caliber comedy that utilizes irony and allusions to convey the conception that although it is not what seems most favorable, a sense of justice will play into everything we do. The irony in the story is very unexpected, making it even more hysterical, but at the same time making the reader…

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    identity is a plot device that dates back to the writers named Menander and Plautus in ancient Greek and Roman times (Kiryakakis 1). Shakespeare borrowed the idea to create comedies that are still read and performed over four hundred years after they were written. Authors today still follow Shakespeare’s model to create modern day comedies using the literary device of mistaken identity. Furthermore, in everyday life in the modern world there are opportunities for mistaken identity to show…

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    “fast-paced monologs.” (Wertheim 58) Further, he imitated other famous individuals like Carmen Miranda who was a “Brazilian singer.” (Wertheim 58). His mimicry became focal points of his comedy as it, “drew huge laughs from the audience.” (Wertheim 66) Next, Berle adopted “drag” comedy due to the influence from crossdresser comedy shows of the region. (Wertheim 59) Thus, he worked them into his own act when He joined Texaco Star Theater. (Corliss) Not to be a total thief, he rehashed monologs…

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    family in London and studied history before turning to comedy in 1995. As hipster Ali G, Cohen interviewed such luminaries as Donald Trump and Newt Gingrich, and had them all believing that it was real. Synopsis British comedian and actor Sacha Baron Cohen is well-known for his unorthodox, fictional characters. In 1998, he introduced audiences to Ali G,…

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    Should Summer Heights High be used to teach satire? Intro: Satire is a form of comedy, a way of creating humour by using criticism, exploitation and exaggeration in order to get a reaction from the audience. this is to make them think of political or social issues in a way that's eye opening and Confronting. The show Summer Heights High uses these techniques in many ways which helps develop the show and characters.Summer Heights High is an Australian television show which takes on the form of…

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