Titlebook: Handbook of Humor Research; Volume 1: Basic Issu Paul E. McGhee,Jeffrey H. Goldstein Book 1983 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1983 Action.in

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Felt versus Feigned Funniness: Issues in Coding Smiling and Laughing,usive as ever. Humor seems to evade our best attempts to explain it just as jokes lose something when they are explained. It is almost as if humor contains a mechanism designed to foil any attempt to capture its essence. But there appears to be agreement on at least one thing and that is that people

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The Role of Arousal and Hemispheric Lateralization in Humor,s diversity is essential to the ultimate achievement of a comprehensive understanding of humor. Most attempts to explain humor have focused on cognitive, social, emotional, linguistic, psychodynamic, sociological, or anthropological variables, as these two volumes attest. Relatively little attention

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Linguistics and Humor,litics or obscenity or on cognitive categories such as the visual stimulus of slapstick. Linguists have been primarily concerned with manipulations of grammatical categories in producing humorous effect (Green & Pepicello, 1978; Hockett, 1977; Pepicello, 1980; Scott, 1965, 1969). Psychologists have

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Disparagement Humor, and opinions on the subject eventually found expression in theoretical proposals, and these proposals have been reviewed in considerable detail (e.g., Berlyne, 1969; Keith-Spiegel, 1972). The research efforts spawned by the proposals, together with theoretical advances and refinements suggested or

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