The article examines the successful persuasiveness of humorous advertisements. Many psychologists and sociologists claim them to be well-liked and effective. They affect the recipient’s mind, thus increasing the perlocutionary effectiveness. Humorous advertisements can be effective for several reasons. They entertain the recipients, putting them into a good mood, due to which the receiver is more liable to persuasion and his ability to counter-argument is limited. Decoding of funny wordplays gives a recipient intellectual satisfaction. Such message is easier to remember and more effective in drawing attention. Participation of wellknown and liked people increases the trust in the presented product. Humorous advertisements, utilizing various...
The subject of the study is the analysis of a series of Internet memes and linguistic jokes made ava...
The article is devoted to a linguistic analysis of sale advertisements for women’s clothing. The mai...
In a literary work, signals that trigger reader’s inferential excursions allow the reader’s imaginat...
The aim of the article is to present regional humorous discourse as exemplified by contemporary hum...
The article shows the carnival as a mechanism that regulates humor in a certain segment of the Inter...
The article focuses on the question of the untranslatability of humour. Jokes challenge translators ...
The appearance of a humorous current, where the principle of a pure-nonsense dominated, was a signif...
Black humor in Władysław Szlengel works, with particular focus on Mała stacja Treblinki (A small sta...
The subject of the article is a selection of personal names excerpted from „Humorki” ( Little Humour...
The title of this paper refers to the famous metaphor used by Pierre Bourdieu, who compared the soci...
The author of this paper interprets one of Moliere’s last plays The Imaginary Invalid through the pr...
The paper aims to present the part of reality concerned with the present linguistic activity of tee...
"Dzieci nie dysponują pełną wiedzą o otaczającej rzeczywistości i o języku, w jakim formułuje się k...
A GESTURE OF LAUGHTER IN THE LITERATURE OF THE SECOND POLISH REPUBLIC: RECONNAISSANCEThe article rec...
Children’s detective novels, which feature an amateur detective as the protagonist, spark curiosity...
The subject of the study is the analysis of a series of Internet memes and linguistic jokes made ava...
The article is devoted to a linguistic analysis of sale advertisements for women’s clothing. The mai...
In a literary work, signals that trigger reader’s inferential excursions allow the reader’s imaginat...
The aim of the article is to present regional humorous discourse as exemplified by contemporary hum...
The article shows the carnival as a mechanism that regulates humor in a certain segment of the Inter...
The article focuses on the question of the untranslatability of humour. Jokes challenge translators ...
The appearance of a humorous current, where the principle of a pure-nonsense dominated, was a signif...
Black humor in Władysław Szlengel works, with particular focus on Mała stacja Treblinki (A small sta...
The subject of the article is a selection of personal names excerpted from „Humorki” ( Little Humour...
The title of this paper refers to the famous metaphor used by Pierre Bourdieu, who compared the soci...
The author of this paper interprets one of Moliere’s last plays The Imaginary Invalid through the pr...
The paper aims to present the part of reality concerned with the present linguistic activity of tee...
"Dzieci nie dysponują pełną wiedzą o otaczającej rzeczywistości i o języku, w jakim formułuje się k...
A GESTURE OF LAUGHTER IN THE LITERATURE OF THE SECOND POLISH REPUBLIC: RECONNAISSANCEThe article rec...
Children’s detective novels, which feature an amateur detective as the protagonist, spark curiosity...
The subject of the study is the analysis of a series of Internet memes and linguistic jokes made ava...
The article is devoted to a linguistic analysis of sale advertisements for women’s clothing. The mai...
In a literary work, signals that trigger reader’s inferential excursions allow the reader’s imaginat...