- Detailed Table of Contents
- Editorial
- Margaret D. Stetz: Notes on the Effect of Mr. Max Beerbohm on a Woman Writer
- Diana Mantel: Carnival and Carnivorous Plants Gender and Humor in the Works of Ruth Landshoff-Yorck
- Eduard Andreas Lerperger: "More Than Just Another Dumb Blonde Joke" Humor and Gender in Anita Loos's Novel Gentlemen Prefer Blondes and Howard Hawks's Film Adaptation
- Christine Künzel: The Most Dangerous Presumption Women Authors and the Problems of Writing Satire
- Anja Gerigk: Dis-placing Laughter in “30 Rock” Beyond Corporate Comedy or Back to the Funny Female's Modern Roots
The second issue of "Gender and Humour" deals with effects of current phenomena of comic genres, above all with regard to literature and the popular media. Several of the essays investigate in particular the changes in gendered perceptions of humour within modernism, often highlighting the differences in the socio-political climate of the 1920s and '30s compared to later decades.
