The language of humour /

• Nash, Walter, 1926-

• English wit and humour -- History and criticism
• English language -- Style

• Longman,

• English language series

• 0582291275

• introduction to descriptive linguistics
• English from 5 to 16 the responses to Curriculum matters 1 an HMI report
• Lou Lou
• Why we curse a neuro psycho social theory of speech
• rhetoric of the unreal studies in narrative and structure especially of the fantastic
• On humour
• Antonymy a corpus based perspective
• Cognition and figurative language
• Poetry of the Romantic period
• grammar of standard English
• Alphabet to email how written English evolved and where its heading
• Serious concerns
• Etymology with especial reference to English
• Beyond the letter a philosophical inquiry into ambiguity vagueness and metaphor in language
• Looking awry an introduction to Jacques Lacan through popular culture
• Rich
• short history of structural linguistics
• structure of literary understanding
• William Blake essays in honour of Sir Geoffrey Keynes
• Humour in society resistance and control
• Yorkshire place names
• twentieth century novel an introduction
• generation of syntactic structures from a semantic base
• treatment of sounds in language and literature
• Contextualized stylistics in honour of Peter Verdonk
• Language change the interplay of internal external and extra linguistic factors
• Names and history people places and things
• development of English humor Parts 1 and 11
• English stress its form its growth and its role in verse
• On humour its nature and its place in modern society
• Telling stories the best of BBC Radios recent short fiction
• cultural history of humour from antiquity to the present day
• language of humour
• anatomy of satire
• On the discourse of satire towards a stylistic model of satirical humor
• Models and metaphors studies in language and philosophy
• Satire
• Poetic effects a revelance theory perspective
• Text world theory an introduction
• Around 1981 academic feminist literary theory
• Language ideology and power language learning among the Muslims of Pakistan and North India
• language and sexuality reader
• Satire
• Semantic relations and the lexicon antonymy synonymy and other paradigms
• world of imagery metaphor and kindred imagery
• psychology of humor theoretical perspectives and empirical issues
• Pidgin and creole languages
• native speaker multilingual speaker
• Encyclopedic dictionary of applied linguistics a handbook for language teaching
• concise Oxford dictionary of English place names
• Routledge companion to sociolinguistics
• philosophy of grammar
• Terms of address problems of patterns and usage in various languages and cultures
• bilingualism reader
• Taking humour seriously
• language of jokes analyzing verbal play
• Redeeming laughter the comic dimension of human experience
• semantics of metaphor
• Adverbs and modality in English
• Pragmatics and discourse a resource book for students
• Politicians and rhetoric the persuasive power of metaphor
• social faces of humour practices and issues
• Metaphor implications and applications
• D H Lawrence
• George Eliot and nineteenth century science the make believe of a beginning
• Writing systems a linguistic introduction
• Laughter in interaction
• Helene Cixous
• Linguistic theories of humor
• Writing systems an introduction to their linguistic analysis
• Metaphor and thought
• Semantic mechanisms of humor
• Pidginization and creolization of languages proceedings of a conference held at the University of the West Indies Mona Jamaica April 1968
• Language the loaded weapon the use and abuse of language today
• handbook of language and gender
• Language and thought in normal and handicapped children
• Seeing through language a guide to styles of English writing
• language of turn and sequence
• January
• Normal and deficient child language
• Difference in view women and modernism
• Understanding language an introduction to linguistics
• Word frequencies in written and spoken English based on the British national corpus
• That was satire that was Beyond the Fringe The Establishment Club Private Eye and That Was The Week That Was
• James Joyce and the language of history Dedaluss nightmare
• When listeners talk response tokens and listener stance
• Poems of John Keats
• violence of language
• Pragmatics critical concepts
• Comic laughter a philosophical essay
• London Jamaican language systems in interaction
• Humor and laughter theory research and applications
• music of everyday speech prosody and discourse analysis
• Structuralist poetics structuralism linguistics and the study of literature
• Discourse intonation
• Opposition in discourse the construction of oppositional meaning
• Deixis in narrative a cognitive science perspective
• Social linguistics and literacies ideology in discourses
• Introducing English semantics
• English place names