Status
Available
Publication
Penguin Books (1992), Paperback, 224 pages
Description
With a comprehensive new introduction by the author, a reissue of the influential text on women's humor
User reviews
LibraryThing member Judes316
I read this book a few years ago after seeing Regina when she was a speaker at a conference that I went to. She is very funny and her books hit close to home. A great book for women
LibraryThing member LynnB
[They Used to Call Me Snow White But I Drifted] was an interesting look at the "gender politics" of humour. The author is a professor of English and of feminist theory in the U.S. She examines how girls and boys are taught about using humour, and about what is appropriately considered funny by each
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gender. She continues with the use of humour in adults. Some younger readers might not be familiar with all the examples of funny women she uses, but will still get the point that trusting your own sense of humour is empowering. Show Less
Physical description
224 p.; 5 inches
ISBN
0140168354 / 9780140168358
Local notes
humor