Description
This book looks at the social and political impact of stand-up comedy in both its positive and negative forms and explores comedy's role in determining our attitudes and opinions.
Features
ways that comedy manipulation and influence can cause both harm and benefit; exclusive interviews; exploration of the tools that comedians use to manage audience response
Recommended Audience
Any congregational leader involved in public speaking, preaching and teaching
Cost
Purchase as a book or e-book
Practical Applications
- Preachers and speakers seeking a better understanding of the use of comedy in public speaking can benefit from understanding the tools of comedians.