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封面
声明
Contents
摘要
Abstract
Chapter One Introduction
1．1 Introduction of Humor
1．2 Objective of the Study
1．3 Methodology and Data Sources
1．4 Outline of the Study
Chapter Two Literature Review
2．1 Humor Studies from a Cognitive Perspective
2．2 Humor Studies from a Social Perspective
2．3 Humor Studies from a Psychoanalytical Perspective
2．4 Other Linguistic Studies on Humor
Chapter Three Verbal Humor and Sitcom
3．1 The Definition of Humor
3．2 The Classification of Humor
3．3 The Brief Overview of the sitcom Friends and My Own Swordsman
3．3．1 An Overview of Friends
3．3．2 An Overview of My Own Swordsman
Chapter Four Theoretical Framework of the Present Study
4．1 The General Introduction to Cooperative Principle
4．1．1 The Four Maxims under Cooperative Principle
4．1．2 The Violating of the Maxims
4．1．3 The Cooperative Principle and Verbal Humor
4．2 The General Introduction to Relevance Theory
4．2．1 The Cognitive Principle of Relevance
4．2．2 The Communicative Principle of Relevance
4．2．3 The Ostensive-inferential Communication
4．2．4 The Context in Relevance Theory
4．3 The Relevance Theory and Verbal Humor
Chapter Five Pragmatic Analyses on Verbal Humor in Sitcoms
5．1 The Humorous Effects Achieved by Violating of the Cooperative Principles
5．1．1 Violating of the Quality Principle
5．1．2 The Verbal Humor Produced by Violating Maxim of Quantity
5．1．3 The Verbal Humor Produced by Violating Maxim of Relation
5．1．4 The Verbal Humor Produced by Violating Maxim of Manner
5．2 The Relevance Theory and Verbal Humor Production
5．2．1 Ostensive-inferential Communication and Verbal Humor Production
5．2．2 The Contextual Incongruity and Verbal Humor Production
5．2．3 The Mechanism-Maximal & Optimal Relevance and Verbal Humor Production
Chapter Six The Comparison and Discussion of RT and CP in Analyzing Verbal Humor
6．1 Humor that Can be Interpreted Both by RT and CP
6．1．1 Humor Produced by Wordplay
6．1．2 Humor Produced by Irony
6．1．3 Humor Produced by Hyperbole
6．2 Humor that Can’t be Interpreted by CP
6．2．1 Cognitive Context and Comprehension of Humorous Utterances
6．2．2 False Inference and Comprehension of Humorous Utterances
6．3 Humor that Can’t be Interpreted by RT
Chapter Seven Conclusion
7．1 Summary of Findings
7．2 Limitations of the Present Study
7．3 Suggestions for the Further Research
Reference
Acknowledgements
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