29.4584, Calls: Discourse Analysis, Pragmatics/Spain

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Date: Mon, 19 Nov 2018 14:51:43
From: G. Angela Mura [angela.mura at ua.es]
Subject: Panel 7. Humor and Irony

 
Full Title: Panel 7. Humor and Irony 

Date: 23-Oct-2019 - 25-Oct-2019
Location: University of Alicante (San Vicente del Raspeig), Spain 
Contact Person: G. Angela Mura
Meeting Email: cihv2019 at gmail.com
Web Site: http://griale.dfelg.ua.es/cihv2019/en/homepage/ 

Linguistic Field(s): Discourse Analysis; Pragmatics 

Call Deadline: 31-Jan-2019 

Meeting Description:

(Session of International Conference on Verbal Humor)

Humor and irony have been studied as two diffserent pragmatic phenomena that
are frequently intertwined and the main literature has tried to elucidate what
are the similarities and divergences between these two phenomena. On the one
hand, they are two related phenomenon, as both of them are types of non bona
fide communication (Raskin, 1985; Shilikhina, 2017); they are understood from
the Cognitive Linguistics as creative uses of the language (Brône, Feyaerts y
Veale, 2006; Ritchie, 2018), as a echoic use of language from the Relevance
theory (Curcó, 1995), as contrast procedures (Colston, 2002) or as an indirect
negation (Giora, 1995, Attardo, 2001). On the other hand, there is an
insistence on the fact that they are also two different occurrences (Hidalgo e
Iglesias, 2009). It is pointed out that irony is a semantic phenomenon whereas
humor combines the semantic and pragmatic properties (Attardo 2001); and
research is also focused on the different pragmatic principles that are
involved in these occurrences (Rodríguez Rosique, 2013; Ruiz Gurillo, 2012).


Call for Papers:

In this panel we invite submissions that deal with the relation between humor
and irony or that deepen in the pragmatic study of irony in accordance with
the following aspects (or others that are not included here):

- Humor and irony as pragmatic phenomena
- Humorous irony and ironic humor
- Markers of humor and irony
- Humorous contexts and ironic contexts
- Irony theories

Submission Page:

http://griale.dfelg.ua.es/cihv2019/en/call-for-papers/

Bibliography:

Attardo, S. (2001). Humor and Irony in Interaction: From Mode Adoption to
Failure of Detection”. En Anolli, L., R. Ciceri and G. Riva (Eds.), Say not
Say: New perspectives on miscommunication (pp. 165-185). Amsterdam: IOS Press.
Brône, G., Feyaerts, K. and Veale, T. (2006). Introduction: Cognitive
linguistics approaches to humor. Humor, 19(3), pp. 203–228.
Curcó, C. (1996). The implicit expression of attitudes, mutual manifestness
and verbal humour. UCL Working Papers in Linguistics, 8, pp. 89-99.
Giora, R. (1995): “On irony and negation”, Discourse Processes, 19, págs.
239-264.
Hidalgo Downing, R. y S. Iglesias Recuero. (2009): “Humor e ironía: una
relación compleja”. En Ruiz Gurillo, L. y X. A. Padilla García (Eds.), Dime
cómo ironizas y te diré quién eres. Una aproximacion pragmática a la ironía
(pp. 423-455). Frankfurt: Peter Lang.
Raskin, V. (1985). Semantic mechanisms of humor. Dordrecht: Reidel.
Ritchie, G. (2018). The Comprehension of Jokes. A Cognitive Science Framework.
London: Routledge.
Rodríguez Rosique, S. (2013). The power of inversion. Irony, from utterance to
discourse. En Ruiz Gurillo, L. y Alvarado Ortega, Mª B. (Eds.), Irony and
humor: From pragmatics to discourse (pp. 17–38). Amsterdam: John Benjamins.
Ruiz Gurillo, L. (2012). La lingüística del humor en español. Madrid: Arco
Libros.
Ruiz Gurillo, L. y X. A. Padilla García (Eds.) (2009). Dime cómo ironizas y te
diré quién eres. Una aproximación pragmática a la ironía. Frankfurt: Peter
Lang.
Shilikhina, K. (2017). Metapragmatic markers of the bona fide and non-bona
fide modes of communication.En Chlopicki, W. and D. Brzozowska (Eds.),
Humorous Discourse (pp. 107-130). Amsterdam: Mouton de Gruyter.




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