Social Identities

Editorial Note
pp. 5-7(3)
Authors: Zegeye, Abebe; Goldberg, David Theo

Humour in the Ancient World
pp. 9-11(3)
Authors: Evans, Richard J.; Kleijwegt, Marc

What's so Funny about Ancient Comedy?
pp. 13-35(23)
Author: Marshall, C.W.

Aristophanes on Bawds in the Boardroom: Comedy as a Guideline to Gender Relations in Antiquity
pp. 37-65(29)
Author: De Marre, Martine

Physicians, Humour and Therapeutic Laughter in the Ancient World
pp. 67-73(7)
Author: Schulten, Paul

Why the Humour in the Bible Plays Hide and Seek with Us
pp. 75-96(22)
Author: Van Heerden, Willie

Real Buddhas Don't Laugh: Attitudes towards Humour and Laughter in Ancient India and China
pp. 97-116(20)
Author: Clasquin, Michel

Lis Lange on Can We Live Together? Equality and Difference, by Alain Touraine
pp. 117-121(5)

Fassil Demissie on Building the Colonial Edifices in Algiers Urban Forms and Colonial Confrontation: Algiers under the French Rule by Zeynep Celik
pp. 123-133(11)

Ali Murat Yel on İstanbul'da Hatırlamak ve Unutmak: Birey, Bellek ve Aidiyet (Remembering and Forgetting in Istanbul: Individual, Memory, and Belongingness) by Leyla Neyzi
pp. 135-142(8)

David Manuel Hernández on Borderless Borders: US Latinos, Latin Americans and the Paradox of Interdependence by Frank Bonilla, Edwin Meléndez, Rebecca Morales, and María de los Angeles Torres (ed)
pp. 143-146(4)

Abebe Zegeye on Then I was Black: South African Political Identities in Transition by Courtney Jung
pp. 147-150(4)