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Infant humor: the theory of the absurd and the empowerment theory
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  • 2017Pragmatic Development47 cited
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  • 2017Spirituality and humour: making connections for early childhood education16 cited

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  • 2011Children's funny art and the form it can take over time11 cited
  • 2026Powerful voices: Young children using spontaneous singing at home as an empowerment strategy2 cited