Titlebook: Handbook of Humor Research; Volume 1: Basic Issu Paul E. McGhee,Jeffrey H. Goldstein Book 1983 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1983 Action.in

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Humor Research, Methodology, and Theory in Anthropology,; (2) to examine methodological issues in the general area of anthropological research and their impact on humor research; and (3) to discuss anthropological contributions to theoretical developments in humor research.

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978-1-4612-5574-1Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1983

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The Role of Arousal and Hemispheric Lateralization in Humor,ve, social, emotional, linguistic, psychodynamic, sociological, or anthropological variables, as these two volumes attest. Relatively little attention has been given to more reductive explanations of humor. The present chapter will focus on theoretical issues and data related to psychophysiological explanations of humor.

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even original papers that represented the state of knowledge at that time. We confess that it was not easy to fill that volume with first-rate contributions. In a few instances we invited contributors only on the basis of having heard through the grapevine that they were doing interesting work on hu

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Cognitive Processes in Humor Appreciation, effortless. Nonetheless, there is substantial evidence from the fields of linguistics and cognitive psychology that complex mental processes are at work (Fodor, Bever, & Garrett, 1974; Chomsky, 1965). The understanding and appreciation of humor should not be expected to be a less complex process.