Exploring paradigms: The study of gender and sense of humor near the end of the 20th century

Lampert, Martin D.; Ervin-Tripp, Susan

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“…There is an emerging consensus about the primary dimensions of humor (Craik & Ware, 1998;Lampert & Ervin-Tripp, 1998;Martin, 2003). In their development of the Humor Styles Questionnaire, Martin, Puhlik-Doris, Larsen, Gray, and Weir (2003) argued that humor has two primary axes: self-other and positive-negative.…”

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Is it something I said? Sense of humor and partner embarrassment

Hall

2010

Journal of Social and Personal Relationships

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This manuscript explores one romantic partner's humor use and the resulting embarrassment felt by the other partner using coorientation theory. Self-report and partner perception data were gathered from 106 couples (N ¼ 212) in romantic relationships, and two coorientation variables were calculated. Actor-Partner Independence Models estimated the relationships between four humor styles and partner embarrassment. Aggressive humor was related to partner embarrassment and self-defeating humor with feeling embarrassed by one's partner. For women, perceived similarity in aggressive and self-defeating humor mitigated embarrassment, and greater understanding of men's self-defeating humor was related to embarrassment. In Study 2, a 2 Â 2 experiment (N ¼ 222) tested whether self-defeating humor predicts embarrassment or whether embarrassment predicts self-defeating humor use, with results supporting the former.

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Is it something I said? Sense of humor and partner embarrassment

Hall

2010

Journal of Social and Personal Relationships

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“…Alberti questiona essa posição, argumentando que a capacidade do riso de apreender o mundo para além dos limites do pensamento sério, como almeja Bakhtin para o riso renascentista, só seria adquirida em épocas posteriores. Ela argumenta que a positividade do riso desse período é a "ausência de remorso", que permite que se ria do torpe, da indecência, da deformidade; que se ria da conduta do outro, de sua burrice, do fato de se deixar enganar, o que de certa forma o aproxima daquilo que Bakhtin atribui ao risível do século XVII e XVIII 53 .…”

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Deus e o diabo no humor das mulheres: contos, casos e crônicas com humor escritos por mulheres

Silva¹

2015

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“…Specifically, Lampert and Ervin‐Tripp () note that although scholarship initially emphasized the role of risky teasing for male solidarity (Lyman ; Keltner et al. ), their research and others’ demonstrate women's active use of such strategies to establish social intimacy with friends (Crawford , ; Lampert and Ervin‐Tripp ; Marlowe ).…”

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“What do you think about having beauty marks on your—Hashek!”: Innovative and Impolite Uses of anArabic Politeness Formula amongFrench Teenagers

Tetreault

2015

J Linguistic Anthropol

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This article addresses how French teenagers of North African (primarily Algerian) descent transform the Arabic speech act Hashek through their nontraditional and innovative uses. In French language interactions that involved adversarial teasing or public criticism of a peer, Arab French teenagers used the politeness formula Hashek as a self-corrective to simultaneously facilitate and mitigate such irreverent behavior. In addition, teenagers used Hashek as an other-corrective in order to publicly mark peers as inappropriate or rude. Thus both usages of the term (self-and other-corrective) aid teenagers in achieving impolite

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Exploring paradigms: The study of gender and sense of humor near the end of the 20th century

Cited by 23 publications

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Is it something I said? Sense of humor and partner embarrassment

Is it something I said? Sense of humor and partner embarrassment

Deus e o diabo no humor das mulheres: contos, casos e crônicas com humor escritos por mulheres

“What do you think about having beauty marks on your—Hashek!”: Innovative and Impolite Uses of anArabic Politeness Formula amongFrench Teenagers

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