Humour, food and fashion: The use of humour and food in fashion shows
Arie Sover,Orna Ben-Meir
Abstract This article is the first study that researches the combination of three components: humour, food and fashion. It is based on an analysis of
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Book review: Beverly J. Rasporich. 2015. Made-in-Canada Humour: Literary, Folk and Popular Culture. Amsterdam: John Benjamins. Hardbound. 300 pp. ISSN 2212-8999
Ioana Ciurezu
Abstract Made-in-Canada Humour is a journey through space and time in Canadian humour. Rasporich, Arts Professor at the University of Calgary, masterly creates a general
Book review: Sombatpoonsiri, Janjira. 2015. Humour and Nonviolent Struggle in Serbia. Syracuse, NY: Syracuse University Press. xvi + 264pp. Hardcover ISBN: 9780815634072.
Costas Canakis
Abstract This is the kind of title scholars working on Serbia (and, indeed, ex-Yugoslavia and Eastern Europe, more generally) would be prone to consider a
Book review: Zirker, Angelika and Winter-Froemel, Esme (Eds.) (2015). Wordplay and Metalinguistic/Metadiscursive Reflection: Authors, Contexts, Techniques, and Meta-Reflection. Berlin: De Gruyter, 311 pp.
Carla Canestrari
Abstract Book review: Zirker, Angelika and Winter-Froemel, Esme (Eds.) (2015). Wordplay and Metalinguistic/Metadiscursive Reflection: Authors, Contexts, Techniques, and Meta-Reflection. Berlin: De Gruyter, 311 pp. References
Editorial: Humour and social media
Eric Weitz
Abstract Editorial: Humour and social media References Deleuze, Gilles and Felix Guattari (1987). A Thousand Plateaus: Capitalism and Schizophrenia. Brian Massumi, trans. Minneapolis: University of
“Laf wan kill me die” (I almost died laughing): An analysis of Akpos jokes and the readers’ responses
Ibukun Filani
Abstract Studies on humour have acknowledged that responses to jokes are important aspects of a joking exchange; however, investigation of joke recipients’ responses has received
Laughing across borders: Intertextuality of internet memes
Liisi Laineste,Piret Voolaid
Abstract Internet humour flourishes on social network sites, special humour-dedicated sites and on web pages focusing on edutainment or infotainment. Its increasing pervasiveness has to
Looping out loud: A multimodal analysis of humour on Vine
Vittorio Marone
Abstract Launched in 2013, Vine is a popular microblogging service that allows users to record, edit, and share six-second videos that loop ad libitum, until
Pussy Riot’s humour and the social media: Self-irony, subversion, and solidarity
Berenice Pahl
Abstract This paper seeks to demonstrate that both the media impact and political success of the Russian punk band Pussy Riot rest on their use
Is it OK to laugh about it yet? Hitler Rants YouTube parodies in Hebrew
Liat Steir-Livny
Abstract The Holocaust was and remains a central trauma in Israel’s collective memory. For many years, the perception was that a humorous approach to the
Book review: Plester, Barbara (2016). The Complexity of Workplace Humour: Laughter, Jokers and the Dark Side of Humour. London & New York: Springer, 164 pp.
Janet Holmes
Abstract Book review: Plester, Barbara (2016). The Complexity of Workplace Humour: Laughter, Jokers and the Dark Side of Humour. London & New York: Springer, 164
Book review: Brône G., Feyaerts, K. and Veale, T. (eds.) (2015). Cognitive Linguistics and Humour. Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter. 248 pp.
Anna Piata
Abstract Book review: Brône G., Feyaerts, K. and Veale, T. (eds.) (2015). Cognitive Linguistics and Humour. Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter. 248 pp. References Antonopoulou, E.
Recenzja tomu „(Nie)dosłowność w przekładzie. Od literatury dziecięcej po teksty specjalistyczne”, Joanna Dybiec-Gajer (red.), Kraków: Tertium 2015.
Marzena Kozyra
Abstrakt Recenzja stanowi próbę omówienia i oceny ww. publikacji o tematyce przekładoznawczej, która skupia artykuły poruszające problem translatorskiej (nie)dosłowności. Koncentruje się na wartościującym opisie teoretycznych
Recenzja tomu „Niedosłowność w języku”, Marcin Odelski, Aleksandra Knapik, Piotr Chruszczewski i Władysław Chłopicki (red.), Kraków: Tertium, 2016.
Grażyna Sawicka
Abstrakt Przedłożony do recenzji tom zawiera „Słowo wstępne”, w którym redaktorzy prezentują sylwetki autorów pomieszczonych tekstów w tym tomie oraz 35 tekstów dotyczących „Niedosłowności W języku”,
