The European Journal of Humour Research

Current Issue

Vol. 12 No. 2 (2024)
Published June 26, 2024

The EJHR is an open-access, academic journal published by Cracow Tertium Society for the Promotion of Language Studies and endorsed by The International Society for Humor Studies (ISHS). The EJHR publishes full research articles, shorter commentaries, which discuss ground-breaking or controversial areas, research notes, which provide details on the research project rationale, methodology and outcomes, as well as book reviews. The journal has a special focus on supporting PhD students and early career researchers by providing them with a forum within which to disseminate their work alongside established scholars and practitioners.

The EJHR welcomes submissions that combine research and relevant applications as well as empirical studies detailing their usefulness to the study of humour. All contributions received (apart from book reviews) undergo a double-blind, peer-review process. In addition to established scholars within humor research, we invite those as yet unfamiliar with (or wary of) humor research to enter the discussion, especially based on less known or less covered material. The elaboration of joint methodological frameworks is strongly encouraged. For further details or inquiries you may contact the Editors.

No charges are applied either for submitting, reviewing or processing articles for publication.       

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This publication is supported by the CEES and ELM Scholarly Press.

 

Announcements

Interesting Scillit data on the EJHR journal

Browse and enjoy some statistics on our journal in the decade from 2014-2024.


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March 3, 2024

EJHR has joined the Reviewer Credit system

We are pleased to announce that the European Journal of Humour Research  is now registered with ReviewerCredits, the system for supporting and appreciating journal reviewers for their work. 


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February 16, 2022

Most read and cited papers 2013-2024

Here is the updated list of papers published in EJHR in the years 2013-2024  that received most views. Below is also the list of most cited papers . Congratulations to the Authors.

 


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March 9, 2021

Articles

Yousef Barahmeh
1-17
The collective and individual expressions of humour in social media spaces: insights from the socio-political context of Jordan after the 2011 Arab Spring
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Ágnes Tamás
18-35
Caricatures as propaganda weapons during the First World War: a comparison of German, Austrian and Hungarian depictions
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Emama Emmanuel Ogheneakpobor, Macaulay Mowarin
36-52
The language of Nigerian stand-up comedy
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Ayo Osisanwo, Lekan Atoloye, Seun Akintaro
53-73
Pragmatic acts of humour in family discourse in selected Maryam Apaokagi's comedy skits
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Sondes Hamdi
74-86
Humour based on flouting Grice’s conversational maxims in Ali Douagi’s "The Star-Gazer"
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Magdalena Kawęcka
87-98
Humorous elements in virtual onymic creations
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João Oliveira
99-119
Humour in Macanese Creole literature as an identity creator and consolidator
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Kateryna Pilyarchuk
120-144
Wordplay-based humor: to leave it or to translate it, that is the question
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Fatemeh Fehrest, Jenny Panchal, Anja Pabel, Laurie Murphy
145-162
Incorporating humour in the educational journey of young tourists: a systematic multidisciplinary review
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Arif Hakimi Zulazli, Mazlin Mohamed Mokhtar, Intan Safinas Mohd Ariff Albakri, Mohd Haniff Mohd Tahir, Puteri Zarina Megat Khalid, Khazaila Zaini
163-175
An investigation on the types of humour in English Language Teaching among Malaysian lecturers in higher education
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Mohammad Ali Heidari-Shahreza
176-196
Humour Integrated Language Learning (HILL): defining, defending and developing an emerging field
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Commentary articles

Jan Josl
197-205
Amoralism and jokes
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