2026
DOI: 10.61467/2007.1558.2026.v17i3.1348
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Four Lines, Different Deaths: Exploring the Classification of Humor in Calaveritas Poems

Abstract: Calaveritas are seen as a sort of poem or ode to the dead, since is a Mexican tradition linked to the Day of the death, in which through text you could see the personification of death and popular characters been mock and satirize, this topic is quite interesting because it have humor and the structure of the more serious poem. The classification of this textual genre could help locate text that contain humor with unconventional variants or structures and to preserver in a way this written scheme. To tackle th… Show more

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