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| Judul Artikel | : | CODING LOGICAL MECHANISM AND STEREOTYPING IN GENDER CYBER HUMORS |
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| Judul Terbitan | : | JURNAL CELT |
| ISSN | : | 14123320 |
| Bahasa | : | ENG |
| Tempat Terbit | : | Semarang |
| Tahun | : | 0000 |
| Volume | : | Vol. 16 Issue 1 0000 |
| Penerbit | : | Soegijapranata Catholic University |
| Frekuensi Penerbitan | : | 2 x 1 tahun |
| Penulis | : | Truly Almendo Pasaribu & A. Effendi Kadarisman |
| Abstraksi | : | This research aims to find out types of logical mechanism and ways of stereotyping in gender cyber humors. For this purpose, both researchers have collected 50 gender cyber humors and analyzed them, primarily using Attardos (2011) General Theory of Verbal Humor (GTVH) to explicate the logical mechanism or the inner structure of the humors. The findings show that there are 10 (ten) types of logical mechanism: two most dominant types (i.e., put-down humor and false analogy), four less dominant (i.e., lexical repetition, absurd neologism, absurd interpretation, and fallacious reasoning), and four least dominant (i.e., twisting figures of speech, prepositions, homonyms, and idioms). Interestingly, there is some correlational tendency that the more dominant the types, the more complex their linguistic structures. As for gender stereotyping, both men and women are taken as targets of humor. Men are ridiculed for being stupid, ugly, stubborn, immature, and addicted to drinking and gambling, whereas women are ridiculed for being bothersome, economically dependent, absorbed in home-making, and jealous. Strangely enough, both men and women are made fun of for being insignificant and excessive money spenders. Most stereotypes are in accord with traditional roles of men and women; only the last two sound non-traditional, probably owing to the success of recent feminist movements. |
| Kata Kunci | : | gender cyber humors; logical mechanism; gender stereotyping |
| Lokasi | : | P22 |
| Terakreditasi | : | sudah |