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Pierre Clastres, or an anthropology against the state 2026 Revista colombiana de antropología 62 (1): 1-20
  • Marcio Goldman
 H6/KUL [REVISTA-] 0486-6525
Constructing political persona via jokes in Pakistan: a thematic analysis 2026 WAH Academia Journal of Social Sciences 5 (1): 400-18
  • Myrta Amir
  • Naveed-Ur-Rehman Khattak
 0032-4000
Anxious ambiguities: ritual clowning and sexual humor in Siberian bear ceremonialism 2026 Anthropological quarterly 99 (1): 5-36
  • Andrew Wiget
  • Olga Balalaeva
 H6 [PRIMITIVE-] 0003-5491
Planet of the apes: racial imaginaries and reactionary moralities among Chile's elite during the 2019 uprising 2026 Antipoda: revista de antropología y arqueología (63): 3-25
  • Ricardo Greene
 H6/KUL [REVISTA-] 0124-485X
(Dis)claiming identity: Gordon Ramsey's use of humor to manage public persona 2026 Food Culture and Society 29 (3): 650-66
  • Mackenzie E. Caddell
 H6/KF [FOOD-] 1751-7443
Japanese gastronomic imagination through rakugo performance 2026 Food Culture and Society 29 (3): 879-87
  • M.W. Shores
 H6/KF [FOOD-] 1751-7443
Exploring wit in oppressive and conflictual environments: the significance of agentic forms of humor 2026 Focaal (104): 1-13
  • Martin Slama
  • Noura Kamal
 H6/KF [FOCAAL-] 0920-1297
Gucci cabbages and Dior eggplants: politics, humor, and the lockdown in Shanghai 2026 Focaal (104): 14-33
  • Jeroen de Kloet
  • Lena Scheen
 H6/KF [FOCAAL-] 0920-1297
Laughing in the streets: the power and peril of Egyptian protest humor 2026 Focaal (104): 34-47
  • Jessica Winegar
 H6/KF [FOCAAL-] 0920-1297
Palestinian humorous art as agentic force: exploring the wit of Amer Shomali 2026 Focaal (104): 48-62
  • Noura Kamal
 H6/KF [FOCAAL-] 0920-1297
Putería, and discourses of whoring in Veracruz, México 2026 Culture, health & sexuality 28 (9): 1089-97
  • Verónica Vicencio Diaz
 H6/KGT [CULTURE-] 1464-5351
Is it okay for pots to laugh at kettles? Slovenian, Estonian, and Belarusian proverbs about joking and laughter 2026 Folklore 137 (3): 517-36
  • Anastasiya Fiadotava
  • Piret Voolaid
  • Saša Babič
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
Joking about the state: moral and aesthetic food consumption in the context of Argentina's post-COVID-19 economic crisis 2025 Iberoamericana 25 (88): 101-17
  • Andrés Dapuez
 H6/KUL [IBEROAMERICANA-] 1577-3388
Turning gender relationships on the head. The ritual clown's art of gender mixing in Mali 2025 Cahiers de litterature orale 97 (): 45-66
  • Laure Carbonnel
 H6/KF [CAHIERS-] 2266-1816
From postmigrant articulations to political subjectification 2025 Ethnic and racial studies 48 (10): 1968-90
  • Jasmin Donlic
 H6/KD [ETHNIC-] 1466-4356
Digital satire in polarized Brazil: the cases of Porta dos Fundos and Greg News 2025 Studies in Latin American popular culture 43 (): 154-69
  • Paul Alonso
  • Paula Passetto Condessa
 *H6/KUL [STUDIES-] 0730-9139
Cartoons and the science of races in the historian's notebook 2025 Gradhiva: revue de anthropologie et museologie (39): 78-95
  • Ricardo Roque
 H6 [GRADHIVA-] 0764-8928
TikTok 'dogshows' and the amplification of online incivility among Gen Z influencers in the Philippines 2025 International journal of cultural studies 28 (5): 947-65
  • Crystal Abidin
  • Samuel I. Cabbuag
 H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 1367-8779
An overlooked storytelling tradition: Teyo Pehlivan and the Turkish tall tale 2025 Folklore (Tartu) 96 (): 213-32
  • Mehmet Fikret Arargüç
  • Özge Özgün
 H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] 1406-0949
The body as country: gender and politics in the work of Laerte Coutinho 2025 GIS - Gesto, Imagem, e Som: Revista de Antropologia 10 (1): 1-20
  • Marcio José Melo Malta
 2525-3123
Violent laughter: commemorating Anglo-French co-operation and forgetting violence through Gilbert and Sullivan in colonial Vanuatu 2025 Journal of Pacific history 60 (4): 496-524
  • Kate Stevens
 H6/KX [JOURNAL-] 0022-3344
Intersectionality and the construction of humour in contemporary stand-up comedy 2025 European journal of cultural studies 28 (6): 1551-69
  • Sharon Lockyer
  • Simon Weaver
 H6/KF [EUROPEAN-] 1367-5494
Laughter in times of distress: pandemic humor and satire in Iran 2025 European journal of cultural studies 28 (6): 1799-823
  • Massih Zekavat
 H6/KF [EUROPEAN-] 1367-5494
When the transnational rules: humorous reactions to the Wagner Group rebellion in Estonia, Poland and Belarus 2025 Folklore (Tartu) 97 (): 149-72
  • Anastasiya Fiadotava
  • Guillem Castañar
  • Liisi Laineste
  • Władysław Chłopicki
 H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] 1406-0949
Humour in dirty work with high-impact ambiguities and paradoxes: the looking glass of military jokes and laughter 2025 Public anthropologist 7 (1): 1-28
  • Tine Molendijk
 2589-1715
Dark humour, social media, and everyday violence in Nigeria: Gbaa ya ọkụ in Onitsha city 2025 African affairs 124 (495): 131-52
  • Mathias Chukwudi Isiani
 H6/KY [AFRICAN-] 0001-9909
Foreigners and ritual humor among 16th century Nahuas 2025 Indiana 42 (2): 227-40
  • Jaime Echeverría García
 H6/KUL [INDIANA-] 0341-8642
Babri retold: rewriting popular memory through Islamophobic humor 2024 Ethnic and racial studies 47 (5): 1009-33
  • _Menon Thangam, Pratiksha
 H6/KD [ETHNIC-] 1466-4356
Nicknames of the Tuyuka, their meaning and use: a reflection on Amerindian humor 2024 Boletim do Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi ciências humanas 19 (1): 1-22
  • Emmanuel Richard
 H6/KUL [BOLETIM-] 1981-8122
Having a laugh and negotiating the situation: the significance of humor during fieldwork among international teenagers 2024 Journal of contemporary ethnography 53 (3): 351-73
  • Mari Korpela
 H6/KY [JOURNAL-] 0891-2416
“What have 6 million dead people got to do with football?”: How Anglo-Jewish football supporters experience and respond to antisemitism and “banter” 2024 Ethnic and racial studies 47 (10): 2012-35
  • Emma Poulton
 H6/KD [ETHNIC-] 1466-4356
The ambivalence of Blackness in early twentieth-century Argentinian comics: “Página del Dólar” 2024 Ethnic and racial studies 47 (10): 2153-73
  • Peter Wade
 H6/KD [ETHNIC-] 1466-4356
Mockery amid shooting: laughter as an expression of expertise at a public clinic in greater Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 2024 American anthropologist 126 (2): 216-26
  • Pedro Silva Rocha Lima
 *H6 [AMERICAN-] 0002-7294
To break the drawings with a punch: Latin-American comic studies, here and now. Introduction 2024 Iberoamericana 24 (86): 7-18
  • Amadeo Gandolfo
  • Stefan Rinke
 H6/KUL [IBEROAMERICANA-] 1577-3388
New culture for the new man: Quimantú Publishing House and the educational comic in Chile,1970-1973 2024 Iberoamericana 24 (86): 19-37
  • Stefan Rinke
 H6/KUL [IBEROAMERICANA-] 1577-3388
Readings and daily working life of comic artists in Latin America: an oral history 2024 Iberoamericana 24 (86): 39-58
  • Ivan Lima Gomes
 H6/KUL [IBEROAMERICANA-] 1577-3388
An absurd laughter: towards a genealogy and typology of "silly humor" (1940-1946) 2024 Iberoamericana 24 (86): 125-52
  • Amadeo Gandolfo
 H6/KUL [IBEROAMERICANA-] 1577-3388
Humorous reactions to controversies in the Estonian public sphere: form, content, mechanisms and comments 2024 Folklore (Tartu) 93 (): 143-66
  • Anastasiya Fiadotava
  • Guillem Castañar
  • Liisi Laineste
 H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] 1406-0949
Laughing the pain away: understanding sambat practice among Javanese youth 2024 The Asia Pacific journal of anthropology 25 (1): 27-48
  • Udiana Puspa Dewi
 H6 [CANBERRA-] 1444-2213
Humour under occupation: jokes and humorous anecdotes and their reflections in Palestine 2024 European journal of cultural studies 27 (4): 754-68
  • Noura Kamal
 H6/KF [EUROPEAN-] 1367-5494
Tío Vivo, Semanario de Humor para Mayores. The humorous comic as an anthropological subject 2024 Disparidades: revista de antropologia 79 (1): 1-19
  • Raúl García Ferrer
 H6/KVE [REVISTA-] 2659-6881
Comic figures of the monkey and bearers of black body painting among the pre-Hispanic Nahua and their transformation in the colonial era 2024 Journal de la Société des Américanistes 110 (1): 11-40
  • Agnieszka Brylak
 H6/KUB [SOCIETE-] 0037-9174
'Punch up, punch down o! All I know is there is punch': jokes about Africa(ns) in cross-cultural contexts 2024 European journal of cultural studies 27 (6): 1176-93
  • Izuu Nwankwo
 H6/KF [EUROPEAN-] 1367-5494
Can anthropologists get humor? A collaborative experiment on empathetic knowing at a time of predicaments 2024 American anthropologist 126 (3): 434-45
  • Jing Xu
  • Yang Zhan
 *H6 [AMERICAN-] 0002-7294
Calling names: humoring caste and cast-ing humor 2024 American anthropologist 126 (3): 446-57
  • Bhoomika Joshi
 *H6 [AMERICAN-] 0002-7294
Joking aside: European music and the dislocation of modernity in nineteenth-century Ottoman satire 2024 The World of Music 13 (1): 83-122
  • Jacob Olley
 H6/KFY [WORLD-] 0043-8774
Dissonance: cartooning in Iran, humor, and the study of things that don't match 2024 Cultural anthropology 39 (4): 645-66
  • Mirco Göpfert
 H6 [CULTURAL-] 0886-7356
The sad clown paradox: a theory of comic transcendence 2023 International journal of cultural studies 26 (1): 87-103
  • Daniel R. Smith
 H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 1367-8779
Thinking the end: desiring death and the undead in the Ecuadorian upper Amazon 2023 Ethnos 88 (1): 69-88
  • Victor Cova
 H6 [ETHNOS-] 1469-588X
‘Have you heard of Kalevauva.fi yet?’ Modern folklore, humour, and gender in the lyrics of the Finnish folk troubadour duo Kalevauva.fi 2023 Folklore (Tartu) 88 (): 69-94
  • Charlotte Doesburg
  • Riitta-Liisa Valijärvi
 H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] 1406-0949
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