深夜脱口秀:边缘电视节目的幽默

Southern Speech Communication Journal Pub Date : 1987-11-01 DOI:10.1080/10417948709372704

R. A. Buxton

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尽管冲突和解决是线性叙事类型的常规功能，但笑话的形式无法解决冲突。因此，开玩笑是鼓励和维持对意识形态控制的抵抗的一种策略。本文采用文化研究的方法，探讨了约翰尼·卡森、大卫·莱特曼和琼·里弗斯的笑话是如何探索、支持和破坏美国社会经验的不同元素的。

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The late‐night talk show: Humor in fringe television

Although conflict and resolution are conventional functions in linear narrative genres, the joke format fails to resolve conflict. Thus, joking is one strategy for encouraging and sustaining resistance to ideological control. Using a cultural studies approach, this essay considers how the jokes of Johnny Carson, David Letterman, and Joan Rivers explore, support, and disrupt different elements of the American social experience.

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