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Introduction: Understanding Comedy as a Cultural Industry,er or not comedy should be understood as an art or as a commercial form. After placing the book within the context of these debates, the chapter then goes on to provide an outline of the book and the methodology used to carry out the research. The chapter will then outline the comedy ecosystem in th

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Comedy, Diversity and the Hegemonic Comedian,the UK. I argue that it is particularly important to consider the intersectional ways that people are marginalised within the industry. Alongside data from my interviews, I refer to key recent events and debates within the industry to argue for the need to critically reflect on the role that class d

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Exploring Inequality in Comedy in the East Midlands and Challenging Inequality, project. I argue that my interviewees often framed comedy as a passion project that made it difficult to envisage ways to challenge inequality within the industry. Furthermore, drawing upon Sharp and Threadgold’s work (2020) I explore the ways that male comedians in particular excuse inequality thr

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COVID-19, Precarity and Comedy,d within the industry. The chapter outlines some of the key funding mechanisms that were used during the pandemic, but also the way that these mechanisms reinforced cultural hierarchies that mean that comedy is viewed unfavourably in comparison to other cultural industries. The second half of the ch

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Book 2024making, there has been less attention paid to the sociologies of work within comedy. This book fillsthese gaps in research by exploring the experiences of comedians in the East Midlands, contributing to the rich body of scholarship on inequality in the cultural industries and promoting a better unde

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Claire Sedgwickare not matched with the water resources in China: most of the coal resources are in north China with serious water shortage; in particular, in the Yellow River basin, the Haihe River basin, and the Songhua River–Liaohe River basin, water resources have seriously curbed coal base construction and su

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Claire Sedgwickare not matched with the water resources in China: most of the coal resources are in north China with serious water shortage; in particular, in the Yellow River basin, the Haihe River basin, and the Songhua River–Liaohe River basin, water resources have seriously curbed coal base construction and su

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Claire Sedgwickf more expressive declarative languages. The first attempt to combine functional and logic languages was done by J.A. Robinson and E.E. Sibert when proposing the language LOGLISP [RS82]. Some other early proposals for the design of functional + logic languages are described in [De86]. A more recent

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