International journal of the sociology of language

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  Año 1987, Número 65

  • Semantic and pragmatic theories of humor

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      Linguistic heuristics of humor: a script-based semantic approach

      Victor Raskin

      págs. 11-25

      
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      Pragmatics of humorous language

      W.J. Pepicello

      págs. 27-35

      

  • Humor and language attitudes

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      Language, identity and ethnic jokes about stupidity

      Christine S. Davis

      págs. 39-52

      
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      The social significance of Scottish dialect humor

      Ronald K. S. Macaulay

      págs. 53-63

      

  • Humor and language in sociocultural context

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      Humor, language, and sex roles in American culture

      Don Nilsen, Alleen Nilsen

      págs. 67-78

      
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      Humor, linguistic ambiguity, and disputing in a Guyanese community

      Brackette Williams

      págs. 79-94

      

  • Application of humor theories to folklore

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      A pattern of verbal irony in Chinookan

      Dell Hymes

      págs. 97-110

      

  • Reviews

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      Review of Elliott Oring (ed.): Humor and the Individual

      Mahadev L. Apte

      págs. 111-111

      
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      Review of W.J. Pepicello and T. A. Green: The Language of Riddles: New Perspectives

      Ronald R. Butters

      págs. 112-115

      
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      Review of Victor Raskin: Semantic Mechanisms of Humor

      Mathew Marino

      págs. 115-120