表情包中的语言幽默减轻Covid-19后的严重程度

Asma Zahoor
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本文旨在探讨在新冠肺炎疫情后严峻的世界形势下,幽默在表情包中的运用如何成为一种缓解疗法。本研究的概念框架来源于Sultanoff(1994)的幽默理论。他相信幽默对人的心理有缓解作用。内容分析是一种研究方法,用于分析在用于快速人际互动的电子社交媒体应用程序WhatsApp上分享的12个模因。研究表明,幽默本质上是一种生活的创造精神,尽管困难重重,但它仍在继续。它使人类为了不哭而笑。在2019冠状病毒病大流行的背景下,表情包中的语言幽默可以作为释放压力、缓解压力和创造幸福感的工具。
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Linguistic Humor in Memes to Mitigate Post Covid-19 Severity
This paper aims at exploring how the use of humor in memes can serve as a relief therapy in the face of the grave situation of the post-COVID-19 world. The conceptual frameworkor this study is drawn from Sultanoff (1994) theory of humor. He believes in the relieving effect of humor on humans’ psyche. Content analysis was used as a research method to analyze twelve memes shared at WhatsApp, an electronic, social media app for swift human interaction. The study demonstrates that humor is essentially the creative spirit of life that carries on despite hardships. It enables humanity to laugh in order not to cry. The linguistic humor in memes created in the context of the Pandemic Covid-19 serves as a tool to release stress, provide relief and create a sense of well-being.
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