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Studies in Fuzziness and Soft Computinglexities involved in examining the topic. This concluding chapter expands on several methodological questions regarding the sub-field of political humor research, especially: (1) In any given society, to what extent is political humor addressed to both/all sides of the political spectrum—the questio

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Humor and Politics in the Media: A Conceptual Introduction,ed in the previous volume in this series of two books on political humor. It first reintroduces the definition and the scope of political humor, suggesting that humor about political matters is a highly contextual and subjective phenomenon that can be perceived differently by individuals, with diffe