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【談話領域をわたるユーモアの語用論】

The Pragmatics of Humour across Discourse Domains(Pragmatics & Beyond New Series Vol.210) H 382 p. 11

Dynel, Marta 　編

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発行年月	2011年07月
出版社／提供元	John Benjamins, BV
出版国	オランダ
言語	英語
媒体	冊子
装丁	hardcover
ページ数／巻数	382 p.
ジャンル	洋書／人文科学／言語学／テクスト言語学・談話分析・語用論
ISBN	9789027256140
商品コード	1002907614
本の性格	学術書
新刊案内掲載月	2011年10月
商品URL	https://kw.maruzen.co.jp/ims/itemDetail.html?itmCd=1002907614

内容

This edited volume brings together a range of contributions solely on the linguistics of humour. Rather than favour one approach, this collection of articles gives a state-of-the-art picture of current directions in pragmatic humour studies. The contributors assume multifarious theoretical perspectives and discuss a wide array of issues germane to different types of humour across discourse domains. Consequently, the whole gamut of humorous forms and mechanisms are elucidated, such as surrealist irony, incongruity in register humour, mechanisms of pun formation, as well as interpersonal functions of conversational humour. In addition, the papers address diversified manifestations of humour, such as puns in Shakespeare's plays, gendered jokes on the Internet, sexuality in anti-proverbs, Woody Allen's prose, humour in "Friends", and parody by Monty Python's Flying Circus. Most importantly, the chapters offer new research findings and advocate novel theoretical conceptualisations of humorous phenomena, drawing on the wealth of existing scholarship. Therefore, the volume is bound to serve as a well of knowledge and inspiration for both seasoned and beginning researchers with interests in the pragmatics of humour.

1. Pragmatics and linguistic research into humour (by Dynel, Marta); 2. Part 1. Stylistic figures as forms of humour; 3. 1.1: Irony; 4. Will anticipating irony facilitate it immediately? (by Giora, Rachel); 5. "That's not ironic, that's just stupid": Towards an eclectic account of the discourse of irony (by Simpson, Paul); 6. Irony via "surrealism" (by Kapogianni, Eleni); 7. 1.2 Puns and other wordplay; 8. The role of syllables and morphemes as mechanisms in humorous pun formation (by Seewoester Cain, Sarah); 9. Context-sensitive aspects of Shakespeare's use of puns in comedies: An enquiry into clowns' and pages' punning practices (by Adamczyk, Magdalena); 10. Dimensions of incongruity in register humour (by Venour, Chris); 11. Part 2. (Non)interactive forms of humour; 12. 2.1: Jokes; 13. Displays of "new" gender arrangements in Russian jokes (by Thielemann, Nadine); 14. Understanding ethnic humour in Romanian jokes (by Popescu, Carmen); 15. Sexuality in Anglo-American anti-proverbs (by Litovkina, Anna T.); 16. 2.2 Conversational humour; 17. Joker in the pack: Towards determining the status of humorous framing in conversations (by Dynel, Marta); 18. Humour in quasi-conversations: Constructing fun in online sports journalism (by Chovanec, Jan); 19. Humour and the integration of new staff in the workplace: An interactional study (by Pullin, Patricia); 20. Part 3. Forms of humour in public discourse; 21. Parody in the light of the incongruity-resolution model: The case of political sketches by Monty Pythons's Flying Circus (by Kaczorowski, Maciej); 22. "I'll be there for you!" On participation-based sitcom humour (by Dynel, Marta); 23. "Losers, poltroons and nudniks" in Woody Allen's Mere Anarchy: A linguistic approach to comic failure (by Ermida, Isabel); 24. Notes on humour and persuasion in advertising and legal discourse (by Forabosco, Giovannantonio); 25. Comic takeover or comic makeover?: Notes on humour-translating, translation and (un)translatability (by Chiaro, Delia); 26. Name index; 27. Subject index

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