| Editorial |
|
The Borders of Southern
Humor
Scott
Romine
|
1 |
| Essays |
|
A Different Kind of Reality:
Reading the Humor of Caroline Kirkland's A New Home, Who'll
Follow?
Jennifer Andrews |
5 |
The Fate of Humor in
a Time of Civil and Cold War: Vanity Fair and Race
Robert
J. Scholnick |
21 |
"It Was an Enchanting
Region for War": West by South in Mark Twain's "A Private
History of a Campaign that Failed"
Barbara
Ladd |
43 |
The Comic Voice of James
Edward Henry: Reclaiming Another Writer for the Tradition of Southwestern
Humor
Ed Piacentino
|
51 |
| The Recovery Room |
|
The Forgotten World of
Idora McClelland Moore's Betsy Hamilton Letters
Kathryn
McKee |
65 |
Two Betsy Hamilton Letters
Idora
McClelland Moore
|
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| The Year's Work |
|
The Year's Work in American
Humor Studies, 2002
Judith
Yaross Lee |
77 |
| Reviews |
|
Engaging Humor, by
Elliot Oring
Reviewed
by John Bird |
89 |
Comedy after Postmodernism:
Rereading Comedy from Edward Lear to Charles Willeford, by
Kirby Olson
Reviewed
by Kelly Richardson |
93 |
Shirley Jackson's
American Gothic, by Darryl Hattenhauer
Reviewed
by Scott M. Still |
95 |
| Contribuors |
97 |