The Ethics of Humour in Online Slavic Media Communication (Hardcover, 1)

Table of Contents List of Contributors Acknowledgements Preface Lilia Duskaeva (Russia, Saint-Petersburg State University). Introduction Chapter 1. Theoretical Framework for the Analysis of the Ethics of Humour in Mass Media Discourse. Lilia Duskaeva (Russia, Saint-Petersburg State University). Chapter 2. Multimodality of Internet-Mediated Communication Behaviour. Danuta K?pa-Figura (Poland, Maria Curie-Skłodowska University). Part I. Ethical Evaluation of Humour in Mass Media Chapter 3. Humour as Mockery. Lilia Duskaeva, Ksenia Shilikhina (Russia, Saint-Petersburg State University and Voronezh State University). Chapter 4. Humour in Prank Telephone Conversations. Lilia Duskaeva, Ekaterina Shcheglova (Russia, Saint-Petersburg State University). Chapter 5. Humour as Izdevka (Gibe). Lilia Duskaeva, Liubov Ivanova (Russia, Saint-Petersburg State University). Chapter 6. Humour as Evaluation of Poshlost' and Cynicism in the Speech of Others. Viktoria Vasileva (Russia, Saint-Petersburg State University). Part II. Ethics of Online Humour in Slavic-Language Computer-Mediated Verbal Interaction Chapter 7. Humour as a Provocation of　Kpina　(Mockery) and　Wyszydzanie　(Derision) in the Polish Political Segment of Twitter. Bogumił Gasek (Poland, University of Wroclaw). Chapter 8. Humour as Zdzek in the Verbal Behaviour of the Participants of the Belarusian-Language Online Community. Тamara Pivavarchyk, Ina Minchuk (Belarus, Yanka Kupala State University of Grodno). Chapter 9. U?tipa?nost' and Correctness in Slovak Online Humour. Nina Cingerova, Irina Dulebova (Slovakia, Comenius University in Bratislava). Chapter 10. Humour of Solidarity in Russian-Speaking Discourse on Social Networking Groups in Lithuania. Anastasija Belovodskaja, Julija Korostenskien? (Lithuania, Vilnius University). Concluding Remarks: Results of the Study. Lilia Duskaeva (Russia, Saint-Petersburg State University).