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December 1994
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Introduction Part I. Defining Parody from the Ancients Onwards: 1. Ways of defining parody 2. Distinguishing parody from related forms Part II. Modern Parody: 3. Modern and late-modern theories and uses of parody Part III. Post-Modern Parody: 4. Contemporary late-modern and post-modern theories and uses of parody Part IV. Conclusions: 5. General conclusion 6. From the ancient to the modern and the post-modern: a summary Bibliography Index.
... Second, we have intentionally chosen to employ parody, or mockery, to use Fanon's word as quoted later, to diagnose and pathologize the colonial (il)logic of the DSM for a specific effect. Scholars have long theorized the subversive potential of parody (e.g., Bakhtin, as discussed in Rose, 1993). Similarly, humor is commonly used among iyiniwak writers as a form of anticolonial critique rooted in ancient storytelling traditions (Lindquist, 2016). ...
December 1994
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