The language of humour /

authors:

Ross, Alison, 1949-

subjects:

English wit and humour -- History and criticism
English language -- Style
Style, Literary
Comic, The

publishers:

Routledge,

series:

Intertext

ISBN:

0415169127
9780415169127

notes:

Includes bibliographical references.

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