A humor study of non-linguistic expression in the light of good blackmail

A humor study of non-linguistic expression in the light of good blackmail

A humor study of non-linguistic expression in the light of good blackmail

The understanding and use of humor is an extremely complex and interesting human act. It's about words

A unique human phenomenon of speech and non-verbal expression. According to the source of humor,

It is divided into linguistic and non-verbal humor. "the mechanism for generating humor"

They're the focus of research, and they're accompanied by a variety of humor theories, such as blackmail, superiority

Comfort and so on. It is dominated by good-faith blackmail. "a good blackmailer" thinks that under any circumstances

It's based on a sudden awareness of the incoherence between a concept and a matter of humor

It is in itself an expression of this disharmony. As a kind of folk art in china, small work

The material makes full use of language and non-linguistic expressions to create humor, entertainment and educate the general public. Whatever

With the emergence, development and growth of linguistic fundamentals, scholars have used some of them

To explain the creation of humor in small items, such as instructions, presets, linkage theory and principles of cooperation。

However, humor based on non-verbal expressions is rare in minor humor studies

Reference. The author of this paper will start with non-verbal expressions based on "good blackmail"

The creation of humor in the product is studied. For ease of study, this paper deals with non-verbal expressions

The classification and functions are described. On the basis of extensive literature and research by former authors

Attempts were made to classify them into four categories: body, class, object and environmental. They're..

Accompanimental, emotional, alternative speech, communication

We can, we can, we can, we can, we can, we can, we can, we can, we can. With these functions, non-linguistic expressions are in human contact

International and humorous processes play an essential and irreplaceable role. This is where

An exploratory study of non-linguistic humor in small things, guided by the "good blackmail theory"

A sense of humor in the field of exploration and even in the use of language, hopefully for the relevant research

Set a revelation. 5-6abstract6-8contents8-10chapterone

Introduction 10-12

1. 1 organizationofthestate10

1. 2 rationaleofthissue10-11

1. 3 structureoftheethesis11-12 chaptertwoliterate

Review12-28

2. 1 definition and criticalificationofhumor 12-14

2. 2 previousstudiisonhumorinskits 14-19

2.

2. 1 humorderivedfdeixis 15-16

2.

2. 2 humorderivedfromapplicationofpresentation16-17

2.

2. 3 humorderivedfromappliationofheviolationof

Competiveprinciple 17-19

2. 3 anoverviefstudyonononverbaleXpressions 19-28

2.

3. 1 thesourcesofonverbaleXpressions 21-22

2.

3. 2 theclassificationo {\fnverbale)Xpressions 22-24

2.

3. 3 thefundspermedbyonverbal

EXpressions24-28 chapterthreetheoryofhumor28-32

3. 1 theorisinrelationtothesourcesofhumor28

3. 2 thecongruitytheoryofhumor28-32

3.

2. 1 theintroactivityofcontroltheory28-29

3.

2. 2 theinterpretabilityandenjoyabilityof

In connruity 29-30

3.

2. 3 theincongruity-resolution 30-32 chapterfouracasestudy

Of nonverbaleXpressions usedintheskit "speak" and their

Functions 32-50

4. 1 researchquestion 32-33

4. 2 methodologyanddadatacolaction 33-34

4. 3 bodylanguageandtheanalysisofitsfactionsinthe

Skit34-44

I'm sorry.

3. 1 gestures 35-38

I'm sorry.

3. 2 posture 38-40

I'm sorry.

3. 3 facialeXpressions 40-42

I'm sorry.

3. 4 eyecontact42-43

I'm sorry.

3. 5 touch 43-44

4. 4 paralanguage and theanalysiasofitsfinancesinthe

Skit44-48

I'm sorry.

4. 1 nonverbalsund45-47

I'm sorry.

4. 2 pauseandsilence 47-48

4. 5objectlanguageandtheanalysifitsfundhe

Skit48-49

4. 6 environmentallanguageandtheanalysiasoftifications

Inheskit 49-50 chapterfive the productionofhumorwith

NonverbaleXpressionbAstondontheingongruitytheory50-54

5. 1 the definitionofhumorusingbodylanguage50-51

5. 2 the formulationofhumorusingparanguage51-52

5. 3 the projectofhumorusingobjectrange52-53

5. 4 the definitionofhumorusingenvironmental

Commandsixconclusion 54-56

6. 1 majorfindingsofthispaper 54-55

6. 2 limitsandsuggestionsforfurther

Study55-56references 56-59acknowtedgments 59-60appendix60-68

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