Me funny : a far-reaching exploration of the humor, wittiness and repartee dominant among the First Nations people of North America, as witnessed, experienced and created directly by themselves, and with the inclusion of outside but reputable sources necessarily familiar with the indigenous sense of humour as seen from an objective perspective
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Taylor, D. H. (2005). Me funny: a far-reaching exploration of the humor, wittiness and repartee dominant among the First Nations people of North America, as witnessed, experienced and created directly by themselves, and with the inclusion of outside but reputable sources necessarily familiar with the indigenous sense of humour as seen from an objective perspective . Douglas & McIntyre .
Chicago / Turabian - Author Date Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)Taylor, Drew Hayden, 1962-. 2005. Me Funny: A Far-reaching Exploration of the Humor, Wittiness and Repartee Dominant Among the First Nations People of North America, As Witnessed, Experienced and Created Directly By Themselves, and With the Inclusion of Outside but Reputable Sources Necessarily Familiar With the Indigenous Sense of Humour As Seen From an Objective Perspective. Douglas & McIntyre.
Chicago / Turabian - Humanities (Notes and Bibliography) Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)Taylor, Drew Hayden, 1962-. Me Funny: A Far-reaching Exploration of the Humor, Wittiness and Repartee Dominant Among the First Nations People of North America, As Witnessed, Experienced and Created Directly By Themselves, and With the Inclusion of Outside but Reputable Sources Necessarily Familiar With the Indigenous Sense of Humour As Seen From an Objective Perspective Douglas & McIntyre, 2005.
MLA Citation, 9th Edition (style guide)Taylor, Drew Hayden. Me Funny: A Far-reaching Exploration of the Humor, Wittiness and Repartee Dominant Among the First Nations People of North America, As Witnessed, Experienced and Created Directly By Themselves, and With the Inclusion of Outside but Reputable Sources Necessarily Familiar With the Indigenous Sense of Humour As Seen From an Objective Perspective Douglas & McIntyre , 2005.
