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Table of Contents
- Editorial: S/he who laughs left:
- Introduction: Laughter, how much do you love your misery?:
- Me and my feminist humor (Clinton, Catherine):
- Interviews with women comic artists (Robbins, Trina): 9-29
- Review of Titters (Clinton, Catherine):
- Laughing their way (Gordon, Ann D. (Ann Dexter)):
- Perils of Unragged Annie: the crisis (Gordon, Ann D. (Ann Dexter)):
- The joy of vacuuming (Hardway, Donna):
- Women's humor old style: how to preserve a husband:
- Women's humor new style: white bread blues (Clinton, Catherine):
- Two poets & the 30's: introduction:
- Interview with Martin Birnbaum (Birnbaum, Martin):
- I and the night: (poem) (Birnbaum, Martin):
- Interview with Thomas McGrath (McGrath, Thomas):
- O'Leary's last wish: (poem) (McGrath, Thomas):
- Maurice Kish: painter as poet/poet as painter (Buhle, Paul):
- Five poems: (with reproductions of two paintings) (Kish, Maurice):
- Toward emancipatory culture & media politics (Kellner, Doublas):
- How & why I watch TV (Malone, Hank):
- Making a production out of it (Browning, Potatoes):
- Sports (O'Brien, James P.):
- States of TV consciousness (Crump, Edward):
- Watchin' the dream television (Buhle, Paul):
- Introduction to Oscar Ameringer:
- Selections (with cartoons by Art Young) (Ameringer, Oscar):
- Kids look at TV: 68-69
- The apple gets a new personality: fetishism update (Romanoff, Noodles):
- The urban forestry worker's survival manual:
- The tragedy of truck abuse:
- History of sexuality (Browning, Potatoes):
- Humor from Labor's own press: Correspondence (Detroit, mid-1950s):
- Humor from Labor's own press: Press connection (Madison, 1978-79):
- Cartoons (Dudkiewicz, Lillian):
- Reviews (magazines/journals, comics):
- Reviews (comics, cont'd), television:
- Advertisements: 83-88
Citation
"Cultural correspondence
No. 9
"
(1979).
Cultural Correspondence.
Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library.
https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:213656/
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Cultural Correspondence
...A journal born from the collapse of the New Left and hopes for a new beginning of a social movement, but also of left-wing thinking about culture, Cultural Correspondence was in many ways a unique publication.
Its founding editors, Paul …