The Communication of Humor Through Movement: Implications for Choreography |
Contents
CHAPTER | 2 |
THEORY OF HUMOR | 7 |
ELEMENTS AND PROCESS OF COMMUNICATION | 19 |
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abstract ideas abstract qualities absurdly incongruous American College Dictionary area of perception area of thought associative ideas body butterfly causes the observer choreographer College Dictionary color communication of humor communicative medium complex idea composition concrete ideas concrete object consciousness convey creator creator's idea dance definition of humor Eastman's theory elements established exist external Feibleman flexed H'Doubler hand humor experience humor situation humorous idea humorous reaction humorous response idea concerning identified as humor ience incongruous relationship JANET LYNNE ludicrous or absurdly memory ment mental activity mood of fun movement qualities normal life situation object or event observable physical observer's mind pantomime past experience perceive the stimulus-object physical reaction present process of communication pronation receptivity recognition representative second appearance sensations sensory impressions shape stim stimulating qualities stract strong negative feelings theory of humor thing tion Transformation ulus-object University of Wisconsin visual visual perception writer as observer writer-observer