Humor Phản Kháng: Tìm Hiểu Về Sức Mạnh Của Nụ Cười Trong Đối Kháng

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Marquette University

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Philosophy

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Ẩn danh

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dissertation

2015

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40.000 VNĐ

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

1. INTRODUCTION

2. HUMOR AND THE HARMS OF OPPRESSION

2.1. Essentializing Self and Other in Overt Oppression

2.2. Oppression “in the Context of the Quotidian”

2.3. Problems with an Individualist Approach to Oppression

2.4. Socially Constructed Ignorance

2.5. Oppressive Laughter “in the Context of the Quotidian”

3. STEREOTYPES, SPIRIT OF SERIOUSNESS, AND ONTOLOGICAL EXPANSIVENESS

3.1. “Stereotypes are a real time-saver”

3.2. Implicit (Unendorsed) Cultural Stereotyping

3.3. The Harms of Implicit, Cultural, Essentializing Stereotypes

3.4. Responsibility and Blameworthiness for Implicit, Unendorsed, Cultural Stereotyping

4. INCONGRUITY, SERIOUSNESS, AND PLAYFULNESS IN HUMOR

4.1. Incongruity and Humor

4.2. Incongruity and Seriousness

4.3. Incongruity and Playfulness

4.4. The Ambiguities of Seriousness and Playfulness

4.5. Serious Play in Subversive Humor

5. HUMOR, HUBRIS, AND HEURISTIC ERROR DETECTION

5.1. If Philosophy is to serve a positive purpose it is to dissipate certainty

5.2. Detection of Heuristic Error Through Humor

5.3. Collaborative Heuristic Error Detection Through Subversive Humor

5.4. An Overview of the Potential of Subversive Humor

5.5. Detection of Committed Stereotypical Beliefs in Active Mental Spaces

5.6. Motivating Appropriate Emotions

5.7. Collaboratively Flouting Conventions

5.8. Finding Meaning Collaboratively

5.9. Subversive Humor as Imaginative Thought Experiment

6. THE ART OF SUBVERSIVE HUMOR

6.1. It is useless to attempt to reason a man out of a thing he was not reasoned into

6.2. Louis CK on White Privilege

6.3. Detection of Committed Stereotypical Beliefs

6.4. Playing with our Mirth Addiction

6.5. Collaborative Flouting of Conventions and Finding Meaning

6.6. Playing with Thought

6.7. Richard Pryor against the Spirit of Seriousness

6.8. Chris Rock on Subtle Linguistic Stereotypes

6.9. “World”-Travelling Through Subversive Humor

6.10. Dave Chappelle on Ontological Expansiveness and Epistemic Privilege