Toby Garfitt

Anatomy of Laughter

Name: Anatomy of Laughter
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SKU: 9781900755726
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acoustic features of laughter

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Common Language

cross-cultural humour

Dietmar Todt

DNA Double Helix

Dominique Bertrand

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Elective Mutism

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Ethnic Stupidity Jokes

Forward Models

French Jokes

Georges Rogue

Gerard Toulouse

Giselinde Kuipers

humour

Humour Style

humour theory

Iain Galbraith

Jacques Vingtras

Jane Taylor

Jean-Michel Deprats

jokes

laughter research

Laughter Sounds

Laurent Bazin

Le Chien

lowbrow

Lowbrow Humour

Michael Holland

Mock Turtle Soup

Natacha Thiery

Party Game

Paul J. Memmi

Sarah-Jayne Blakemore

Self-generated Movement

Silke Kipper

social psychology of humour

Specific Sensory Consequences

stupidity

Stupidity Jokes

Sukanta Chaudhuri

Sukumar Ray

Tactile Stimulus

Ted Cohen

Textual Translation

Trajectory Rotation

translation studies

Ubu Roi

vocalisation analysis

Walter Redfern

Product details

ISBN 9781900755726
Weight: 566g
Dimensions: 174 x 246mm
Publication Date: 01 Aug 2005
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
Publication City/Country: GB
Product Form: Hardback

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This volume consists of a selection of the papers given at a major conference, The Anatomy of Laughter/Traduire le Rire, held in September 2001. It focuses on the latter aspect of observations of the situations in which laughter is expressed, and stresses the acoustic features of laughter.

Toby Garfitt