拧进一个灯泡需要多少个女同性恋

IF 1.2 3区 心理学 0 LANGUAGE & LINGUISTICS Humor-International Journal of Humor Research Pub Date : 2003-01-13 DOI:10.1515/HUMR.2003.009
J. Bing, Dana Heller
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本文探讨了幽默如何揭示美国女同性恋群体文化的共同方面。对于女同性恋者来说,笑话和其他形式的幽默是一种积极的、叙事的自我建构和社区想象的手段,帮助女同性恋者在主流文化内外协商自己的位置。无论是有意还是无意,很多女同性恋幽默都在挑战主流文化,拒绝对女同性恋者的定义和预设,并将女同性恋者的经历作为理解正常的核心。尽管“女同性恋笑话”这个词通常会激活主流文化的性框架,但女同性恋创造的和为女同性恋创造的许多幽默都是基于从性框架到非性框架的转换。当女同性恋笑话“是”关于性时,她们不仅肯定了私下性行为的权利,也肯定了公开表现的权利。也许女同性恋幽默中最令人惊讶的部分是它没有包含的内容。在大多数情况下,书中没有提到异性恋、骚扰或压迫,但很多都提到了一个基于合作原则的自我赋权、自我意识的社区。
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How Many Lesbians Does It Take to Screw in a Light Bulb
This paper explores how humor reveals shared aspects of a culture of lesbian communities in the U.S. For lesbians, jokes and other forms of humor are an active, narrative means of self-construction and community imagining that help lesbians negotiate their positions both inside and outside mainstream culture. Whether consciously or unconsciously, much of lesbian humor challenges the dominant culture by rejecting its definitions of and presuppositions about lesbians, and by making lesbian experience central to its understanding of normalcy. Whereas the term “lesbian joke” usually activates a sex frame for the dominant culture, much humor created by and for lesbians is based on a switch from a sex frame to a non-sex frame. When lesbian jokes “are” about sex, they affirm the right not only to private sex, but also to public representation. Perhaps the most surprising aspect of lesbian humor is what it does not include. For the most part there are no references to heterosexuality, to harassment or to oppression, but many references to a self-empowering, self-conscious community based on cooperative principles.
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