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List of illustrations. Notes on contributors. Preface. Introduction:Humour and History: Jan Bremmer and Herman Roodenburg. 1. Jokes, Jokers andJokebooks in Ancient Greek Culture: Jan Bremmer. 2. Cicero, Plautus andRoman Laughter: Fritz Graf. 3. Laughter in the Middle Ages: Jacques Le Goff.4. Bakhtin and his Theory of Carnival: Aaron Gurevich. 5. Frontiers of theComic in Early Modern Italy, c1350-1750: Peter Burke. 6. The Comic and theCounter Reformation in the Spanish Netherlands: Johan Verberckmoes. 7. ProseJest-Books Mainly in the Sixteenth to Eighteenth Centuries in England: DerekBrewer. 8. To Converse Agreeably: Civility and the Telling of Jokes inSeventeenth-Century Holland: Herman Roodenburg. 9. How was Jan Steen Funny?Strategies and Functions of Comic Painting in the Seventeenth Century: MarietWestermann. 10. Parliamentary Hilarity Inside the French ConstitutionalAssembly (1789-91): Antoine de Baecque. 11. Humour and the Public Sphere inNineteenth-Century Germany: Mary Lee Townsend. 12. Humour, Laughter and theField: Reflections from Anthropology: Henk Driessen. 13. Humour and History:A Research Bibliography: Johan Verberckmoes. Index of Names. Index ofSubjects.