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Humour Research: State of the Art - Mulder, Nijholt (2002) (Correct)
..... The JAPE riddle generator created by Binsted and Ritchie; The neural account of what happens when a humorous stimulus is processed by a hearer or reader proposed by Katz. 4.2 Building on the Surprise Disambiguation and Two Stage Model Ritchie has done some interesting research as well. In [RIT99] he takes the incongruity resolution (IR) theory as the basis in order to propose some processing steps that might be necessary in order to interpret a joke. He analyses two variations on the IR model: the Surprise Disambiguation (SD) model and the two stage model of Suls [SUL72] The SD model ....
....of the understanding of humour to a set of subproblems. The model does not explain what makes certain incongruity funny and other just a misunderstanding. It offers a solution to how incongruity can be brought to the audience s attention. Suls two stage model could be summarised as follows [RIT99]: a text is read, make predictions . while no conflict with predictions, keep going . if input conflicts with predictions: if not ending PUZZLEMENT . if it is the ending, try to resolve: no rule found PUZZLEMENT . cognitive rule found HUMOUR The difference between this model ....
Ritchie, Graeme. Developing the Incongruity-Resolution Theory. In: Proceedings of the AISB'99 Symposium on Creative Language: Humour & Stories, Edinburgh, 1999
Describing Verbally Expressed Humour - Ritchie (2000) (2 citations) Self-citation (Ritchie) (Correct)
.... Verbally Expressed Humour Graeme Ritchie Division of Informatics University of Edinburgh 80 South Bridge Edinburgh Scotland EH1 1HN g.d.ritchie ed.ac.uk Abstract In pursuit of the long term goal of developing a general theory of humour, it is reasonable to study certain limited forms of humorous artefact in detail. One obvious ....
Graeme Ritchie. Developing the incongruity-resolution theory. In Proceedings of the AISB Symposium on Creative Language: Stories and Humour, pages 78--85, Edinburgh, Scotland, 1999.
Current Directions in Computational Humour - Ritchie (2001) (1 citation) Self-citation (Ritchie) (Correct)
....on her. Do you think the scar will show she asked. That will be entirely up to you, he said. Quoted in Attardo (1994) 4 It is commonly suggested that the e ect on the hearer of the suddenly revealed meaning is an attempt to resolve the apparent incongruity. See Attardo (1997) Ritchie (1999) for discussion of incongruity resolution approaches. Notice the similarity to the quest for coherence within poetic interpretation postulated in the quotation above from Hobbs. Even though these generalisations appear to be innocuously vague, Morreall points out (cited in footnote 1 to ....
Ritchie, G. (1999). Developing the incongruity-resolution theory. In Proceedings of the AISB Symposium on Creative Language: Stories and Humour, pages 78{ 85, Edinburgh, Scotland.
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Graeme Ritchie, Developing the incongruity-resolution theory, Proceedings of AISB Symposium on Creative Language: Stories and Humour (1999), 78--85.
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