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Incongruity-resolution cases in jokes [PDF]
Lingua, 2017 The incongruity-resolution model is one of the most popular theories that propose an explanation for the strategies underlying humorous texts. In this paper, a taxonomy of incongruity-resolution Cases is proposed according to a relevance-theoretic stance.
FRANCISCO Yus
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Fact-sentiment incongruity combination network for multimodal sarcasm detection [PDF]
Information FusionMultimodal sarcasm detection aims to identify whether the literal expression is contrary to the authentic attitude within multimodal data. Sarcasm incongruity method has been successfully applied to multimodal sarcasm detection, due to its ability to ...
Qiang Lu, Yunfei Long, Xia Sun
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Neural substrates of incongruity-resolution and nonsense humor
Neuropsychologia, 2009 By means of functional magnetic resonance imaging the present paper analyzes the neural correlates of processing and appreciating incongruity-resolution and nonsense cartoons.
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Incongruity Versus Incongruity Resolution
2013 International Conference on Social Computing, 2013In behavioral psychology, the "Incongruity Theory" is currently the most well-accepted explanation as the underlying mechanism behind humor. This theory postulates that humor is caused due to the playful violation of the subjective expectations of an agent, caused by the presence of incongruous stimuli in the agent's observations.
Amogh Mahapatra, Jaideep Srivastava
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The Lancet, 1975
A survey of 1344 patients registered at a new health centre in Glasgow assessed the prevalence of symptoms and referrals together with subjective, gradings of medical symptoms in terms of pain, disability, and perceived seriousness, and of social symptoms in terms of worry or inconvenience.
D R, Hannay, E J, Maddox
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A survey of 1344 patients registered at a new health centre in Glasgow assessed the prevalence of symptoms and referrals together with subjective, gradings of medical symptoms in terms of pain, disability, and perceived seriousness, and of social symptoms in terms of worry or inconvenience.
D R, Hannay, E J, Maddox
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differences, 2023
This essay considers Leo Bersani’s concept of “incongruity” as a key term in his thinking of ethical relation and, specifically, as a description of the desynchronized movement and impersonal configuration of bodies, psyches, thoughts, and things, in which the formal mobilization of aesthetic perceptions of sameness replaces the immobilizing forces of ...
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This essay considers Leo Bersani’s concept of “incongruity” as a key term in his thinking of ethical relation and, specifically, as a description of the desynchronized movement and impersonal configuration of bodies, psyches, thoughts, and things, in which the formal mobilization of aesthetic perceptions of sameness replaces the immobilizing forces of ...
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Incongruence in the phylogenomics era
Nature Reviews Genetics, 2023Genome-scale data and the development of novel statistical phylogenetic approaches have greatly aided the reconstruction of a broad sketch of the tree of life and resolved many of its branches. However, incongruence - the inference of conflicting evolutionary histories - remains pervasive in phylogenomic data, hampering our ability to reconstruct and ...
Jacob L. Steenwyk +4 more
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Scene incongruity and attention
Consciousness and Cognition, 2017Does scene incongruity, (a mismatch between scene gist and a semantically incongruent object), capture attention and lead to conscious perception? We explored this question using 4 different procedures: Inattention (Experiment 1), Scene description (Experiment 2), Change detection (Experiment 3), and Iconic Memory (Experiment 4).
Arien Mack, Jason Clarke
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2018
This chapter explores the collision of categories in religious encounters, myths, and rituals. Laughter, which arises from incongruity, guides this exploration. Recalling encounters between European Christian missionaries and indigenous Africans in nineteenth-century South Africa, we find Africans often laughing at the missionary proposals to violate ...
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This chapter explores the collision of categories in religious encounters, myths, and rituals. Laughter, which arises from incongruity, guides this exploration. Recalling encounters between European Christian missionaries and indigenous Africans in nineteenth-century South Africa, we find Africans often laughing at the missionary proposals to violate ...
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Odor Incongruity and Chirality
Science, 1971The enantiomers R -(-)- and S -(+)-carvone are the organoleptic constituents in oil of spearmint and caraway, respectively. Their odor distinctiveness has been unambiguously demonstrated by chemical interconversion, independent synthesis, and resolution.
L, Friedman, J G, Miller
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