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Differences in use and function of verbal irony between real and fictional discourse: (mis)interpretation and irony blindness [PDF]
Humor, 2014 This paper presents a contrastive approach to the presence of two distinct types of verbal irony in real (natural, unscripted) versus fictional (scripted) discourse, with a special focus on irony blindness, i.e.
Eleni Kapogianni
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The fundamental irony or the irony of foundation
Axiomathes, 1998Analisi dell'estetica di Oskar Becker in riferimento alle sue fonti romantiche.
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Psychiatry Research, 2008 The study reported herein explored the comprehension of metaphor and irony in schizophrenia during remission, and examined the role of IQ and a theory of mind.
Raymond C K Chan, Yanjie Su
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Physics Today, 2008
Columnist Charles Day looks a little closer at irony and how it plays into social interaction over the Web.
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Columnist Charles Day looks a little closer at irony and how it plays into social interaction over the Web.
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Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association, 1985
Irony is a more important element of analysis than we generally recognize. First, verbal irony characterizes the discourse of certain patients who employ it as a defense, both adaptively and as a resistance, especially against the expression of intense affect associated with the transference.
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Irony is a more important element of analysis than we generally recognize. First, verbal irony characterizes the discourse of certain patients who employ it as a defense, both adaptively and as a resistance, especially against the expression of intense affect associated with the transference.
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, 2016 During the Renaissance, irony was seen as a macro-textual figure that could run through an entire discourse and/or as a trope (or microtextual figure), with irony being built on a succession of tropes.
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Irony: The Capacity for Cultivating a Sense of Irony
2021Becoming mature involves, in part, adopting the ironic attitude of perpetually acknowledging our not-knowing, while pursuing self-and-relational knowledge; our own moral ugliness, while reaching out for a life of moral beauty; our own destructiveness, while attempting to live a good life; our own self-deception, while trying our best to be truthful ...
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The Irony of Rorty's Lack of Theological Irony
Toronto Journal of Theology, 2006The subtlety that characterizes Richard Rorty's pragmatic postmodernism eludes him when it come to matters theological. There he clearly demonstrates precisely what his writings are meant to expose and discard—realism, representation and foundationalism.
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