Gendered humor: A sociolinguistic inquiry
Guided by the idea that gender is a cultural phenomenon (i.e., Maltz & Borker, 1982), gender as power (i.e., Henley & Kramarae, 1991; Henley & LaFrance, 1984) and of the leading humor theories (i.e., Eysenck’s tripartite humor model – affective, cognitive and conative – that subsumes S...
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