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July
12
Saturday
2003
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| 9:30 AM |
Plenary |
Recital
Hall
Risky business: Political joking under repressive regimes |
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10:30
AM - Noon
Morning Breakout Sessions |
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| SU 214 | SU 217 | SU 003 |
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Chair: A. Carrell |
Chair: H. Savolainen |
Chair:
A.M.
Guilmette (Panel: La Fave) |
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O. Elkommos
The analysis of two thousand Egyptian joke texts
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J. Moorman
The fool as management consultant |
S. Y. W. Tsang-Fahey Social psychological foundations for understanding La Fave's contributions to humor |
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D. Brzozowska
Polish and German jokes: different or similar
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M.
Weeks |
N. Issar Making a difference with humor: Philosophical considerations and applications in psychotherapy |
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A. Carrell & S.E.H.
Heit
German POW humor: Camp Gruber, Oklahoma
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S. Frazier
Laughter and teasing as interactional peer-peer learning devices in classroom groupwork
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A. M. Guilmette From cultural conflict to cultural harmony: Humor theory and applications |
| Noon – 1:30 PM Lunch | ||
| 1:30 PM – 3:00 PM Afternoon Breakout Session | ||
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Chair: S.
Mahootian |
Chair: : S. Attardo
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Workshop |
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P. Fritzer
'Curiouser and curiouser': diverse and unusual writings in domestic humor |
C. Evans Davies
Aspects of Alabama humor: the regionally situated joking of ‘Rick and Bubba’ |
M. A.
Martin
Venting yourself: a look at ventriloquism as a humorous therapeutic intervention
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P. A. Opplinger
Clothing not optional: the self-exploitation of women on shock jock radio |
J. Barrett
The
comic and the tragic: an argument for including humor studies in
sociolinguistic studies of dialect speech and writing |
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M.
J. V. Cazorla |
P.
LeVine |
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| 3:00 PM – 3:30 PM | Break | |
| 3:30 PM | Emerging Scholar | Recital Hall |
| Elisa Everts |
Getting
a word in edgewise:
Humor as a resource for involvement and identity in blind/sighted
interaction
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| 4:00 PM | Plenary |
Recital
Hall |
| John Morreall |
Comic
Virtues |
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| 5:00 PM | Business Meeting |
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| Closing Ceremony | Recital Hall |