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The use of humour in groups

Christie Davies

Christie Davies was for many years Professor of Sociology at the University of Reading as well as having been a visiting lecturer in India and the United States.

He is the author of Ethnic Humour around the World (1996); Jokes and their Relation to Society (1998); and The Strange Death of Moral Britain (in press, due 2004).

He will be examining the many ways in which humour penetrates and influences group life of every kind.

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New Publications

Why do we leave it so late? - David Canter
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Consciousness, will and responsibility - Chris Frith
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Music, Pleasure and the Brain - Dr. Harry Witchel
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