EJHR Vol 13, No 3 (2025)

Czasopisma

The European Journal of Humour Research

Vol 13, No 3 (2025)

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prof. dr hab. Dorota Brzozowska
Krakowskie Towarzystwo Tertium
al. 29 listopada 130, pok. 407
31-406 Kraków
Email: ejhr@europeanjournalofhumour.org
ISSN: 2307-700X

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Articles

Perception of depressive and suicide memes with different types of punchlines by persons with low or high suicide risk

Stanislav Govorov,Vladimir Solondaev,Alyona Ivanova

“Yo mama so fat we had to run TWO studies”: appreciation of mother jokes as a function of masculine honour beliefs and joke characteristics

Andrew R. Olah,Conor J. O'Dea,Donald A. Saucier

Rage beneath the machine: implicit hostility and sadistic motivation in pranking contexts

Christopher T. Burris,Emily Burns,Kristina Garth

Humour and code switching: a morphosyntactic analysis of the Cantonese stand-up comedy in Hong Kong

Jesse W. C. Yip

“The best things in life are fee.” Some aspects of punning in Anglo-American anti-proverbs

Anna T. Litovkina

„I have to quit comedy”: the Female Trickster’s humour in trauma renegotiation

Cássia Frankenthal Quinlan

Humour appreciation in the subreddit r/wheredidthesodago: testing three hypotheses

Célia Schneebeli

A whimsical wisdom: exploring consumption of online political satire and its impact on political engagement of youth in India

Pratibha Rani,Sudarshan Yadav

“I did not actually hear George Washington say that”: the use of humour in the State of The Union Address

Moshe Machlev

Political cartoon as a tool for criticism: the case of Dr. Bawumia’s steer metaphor

George Boakye-Yiadom

2 Laugh or not 2 love: disparagement humour and Macedonian humour ideologies

Aleksandar Takovski,Nenad Markovikj

Ideological constructs through nominal choice in Nigerian stand-up comedy

Longinus Avoaja

Subtitling humour genres and translation strategies: Egyptian movies as an example – RETRACTED

Mohammed Farghal,Saja Ymak

Expectations vs. reality: unpacking the power of humour in Vilnius’s city branding

Miglė Eleonora Černikovaitė,Lina Bivainienė,Žaneta Karazijienė

Laughing matters: how humour affects pragmatic competence in Indonesian second language learners

Riki Nasrullah,Hishamudin Isam,Arditya Prayogi,Andik Yuliyanto,Sarmini

“EU got that rizz”: discursive contestation in comments about the European Commission’s use of memes for government communication

Manuel R. Enverga III

Responding to humor online: an exploratory L2 study on the effect of instruction

Caleb Prichard,Audrey Rousse-Malpat

Reviews

Book review: Casadei, Delia (2024). Risible: Laughter without Reason and the Reproduction of Sound. University of California Press.

Benjamin Nickl

Book review: Morrison, J.V. (2024). Comedy in Literature and Popular Culture from Aristophanes to Saturday Night Live. Routledge.

Bharat Dhiman

Book review: Thurston, Timothy (2025). Satirical Tibet: The Politics of Humour in Contemporary Tibet. University of Washington Press.

Pema Choedon

Czasopisma

The European Journal of Humour Research

Vol 13, No 3 (2025)

Spis treści

Perception of depressive and suicide memes with different types of punchlines by persons with low or high suicide risk

“Yo mama so fat we had to run TWO studies”: appreciation of mother jokes as a function of masculine honour beliefs and joke characteristics

Rage beneath the machine: implicit hostility and sadistic motivation in pranking contexts

Humour and code switching: a morphosyntactic analysis of the Cantonese stand-up comedy in Hong Kong

“The best things in life are fee.” Some aspects of punning in Anglo-American anti-proverbs

„I have to quit comedy”: the Female Trickster’s humour in trauma renegotiation

Humour appreciation in the subreddit r/wheredidthesodago: testing three hypotheses

A whimsical wisdom: exploring consumption of online political satire and its impact on political engagement of youth in India

“I did not actually hear George Washington say that”: the use of humour in the State of The Union Address

Political cartoon as a tool for criticism: the case of Dr. Bawumia’s steer metaphor

2 Laugh or not 2 love: disparagement humour and Macedonian humour ideologies

Ideological constructs through nominal choice in Nigerian stand-up comedy

Subtitling humour genres and translation strategies: Egyptian movies as an example – RETRACTED

Expectations vs. reality: unpacking the power of humour in Vilnius’s city branding

Laughing matters: how humour affects pragmatic competence in Indonesian second language learners

“EU got that rizz”: discursive contestation in comments about the European Commission’s use of memes for government communication

Responding to humor online: an exploratory L2 study on the effect of instruction

Book review: Casadei, Delia (2024). Risible: Laughter without Reason and the Reproduction of Sound. University of California Press.

Book review: Morrison, J.V. (2024). Comedy in Literature and Popular Culture from Aristophanes to Saturday Night Live. Routledge.

Book review: Thurston, Timothy (2025). Satirical Tibet: The Politics of Humour in Contemporary Tibet. University of Washington Press.

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