美国幽默研究的年度工作，2021年

IF 0.9 0 HUMANITIES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY

Studies in American Humor Pub Date : 2023-03-01 DOI:10.5325/studamerhumor.9.1.0084

Joanne Gilbert, Todd Thompson

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在写这篇文章的过程中发生了一件有趣的事情——我们决定淘汰100多个可能的条目!我们为什么要这么做?因为，亲爱的读者们，2021年发表的幽默研究的学术成果是一个令人尴尬的财富。在不同的学科范围内，学者们正在探索与不同背景下的幽默相关的有趣问题。从辨别单口相声话语的独特修辞特征到提出新的幽默理论，幽默学者是一个多产而富有煽动性的群体。正如近年来的情况一样，幽默研究的两个特别受欢迎的领域是网络幽默(尤其是表情包)和电影和电视节目中的幽默。此外，在2021年，许多学者专注于唐纳德·特朗普的幽默，而其他人则提供了单口喜剧的仔细阅读，特别是关于种族的。考虑到读者的兴趣，我们选择了在以下九大类中我们认为最有启发性价值的出版物:文学、讽刺和政治幽默、表演、电影和电视、新媒体、实证研究、视觉幽默、笑话和理论。不客气

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The Year’s Work in American Humor Studies, 2021

A funny thing happened on the way to this essay–we decided to eliminate over one hundred possible entries! Why would we do such a thing? Because, dear reader, the scholarship in humor studies published in 2021 is an embarrassment of riches. Across and within disciplines, scholars are exploring fascinating questions related to humor in diverse contexts. From discerning unique rhetorical features of a stand-up comic’s discourse to generating new humor theory, humor scholars are a prolific and provocative bunch. As has been the case in recent years, two particularly popular areas of humor research are online humor (especially memes), and humor in films and television shows. Additionally, in 2021, many scholars focused on humor about Donald Trump while others offered close readings of stand-up comedy, specifically regarding race. With the interests of our readership in mind, we have chosen to curate those publications we believe to be of greatest heuristic value in the following nine categories: literature, satire and political humor, performance, film and television, new media, empirical studies, visual humor, jokes, and theory. You’re welcome.

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Studies in American Humor HUMANITIES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY-

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期刊介绍： Welcome to the home of Studies in American Humor, the journal of the American Humor Studies Association. Founded by the American Humor Studies Association in 1974 and published continuously since 1982, StAH specializes in humanistic research on humor in America (loosely defined) because the universal human capacity for humor is always expressed within the specific contexts of time, place, and audience that research methods in the humanities strive to address. Such methods now extend well beyond the literary and film analyses that once formed the core of American humor scholarship to a wide range of critical, biographical, historical, theoretical, archival, ethnographic, and digital studies of humor in performance and public life as well as in print and other media. StAH’s expanded editorial board of specialists marks that growth. On behalf of the editorial board, I invite scholars across the humanities to submit their best work on topics in American humor and join us in advancing knowledge in the field.