Parupama: Balancing Power and Social Criticism through Humour within the Oral Tradition of the Konjo Community in an Era of Disruption
<p>As literacy and information technology rapidly develop, oral traditions are gradually fading. However, humorous oral traditions often serve as flexible and wise media for criticism. In this era of disruption, when criticism is often harsh and ad hominem, there is a need for humorous, subtle, and...
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IntechOpen
2026
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