Non-Violent Resistance
Maillot, Agnès / Imbert, Jean-Philippe / Bruen, Jennifer![Non-Violent Resistance](https://support.digitalhusky.com/media/annotations/sorted/292/29271700/CHSBZCOP0329271700.jpg)
Humour, by its very nature controversial, plays an important role in social interaction. With its power to question assumptions, it can be used a weapon of subversion, and its meaning and interpretation are embedded within the culture that generates them in complex ways. The scrutiny of Irish culture through the lens of humour is highly revealing, contributing to an alternative, and sometimes irreverent, reading of events. As John Updike wrote...