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A Conceptual Blending Theory Of Humour Selected British Comedy Productions In Focus 1st Edition Joanna Jaboskahood

Name: A Conceptual Blending Theory Of Humour Selected British Comedy Productions In Focus 1st Edition Joanna Jaboskahood
SKU: BELL-5849438
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A Conceptual Blending Theory Of Humour Selected British Comedy Productions In Focus 1st Edition Joanna Jaboskahood instant download after payment.

Publisher: Peter Lang GmbH

File Extension: PDF

File size: 14.42 MB

Pages: 253

Author: Joanna Jabłońska-Hood

ISBN: 9783631659175, 3631659172

Language: English

Year: 2015

Edition: 1

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A Conceptual Blending Theory Of Humour Selected British Comedy Productions In Focus 1st Edition Joanna Jaboskahood by Joanna Jabłońska-hood 9783631659175, 3631659172 instant download after payment.

The book presents an analysis of humour in a selection of British comedy productions. The conceptual integration theory devised by Gilles Fauconnier and Mark Turner, also known as blending, provides the tool for explaining the creation of humour in detail. It seems that blending can elaborate on the origin and cause of funniness, and, therefore, should be included as a linguistic theory of humour in the wide range of contemporary humour theories available. The backdrop against which any humour may be analysed is provided in this study by comparing and contrasting various humour theories which are popular among scholars dealing with comedy and laughter.