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Vehicle Writings as Conveyors of Humour, Slang and Witticism: A Case Study of Vehicle Writings in Ìbàdàn Metropolis
Journal of Asian and African Studies ( IF 0.882 ) Pub Date : 2021-03-17 , DOI: 10.1177/0021909621999776
Olus̩e̩gun A Faniran 1 , Bo̩lanle T O̩po̩o̩la 2 , Oluwatoyin M O̩laiya , Reuben O Iko̩tun 3
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We examine some vehicle writings that convey slang, humour and witticism to the readers of the vehicle insignia because none of the previous researchers on vehicle writings have focused on this subject matter. We adopt the ethnography of communication and our data comprised 15 randomly selected vehicle writings. We argue that the humour-laced messages convey profound messages, which serve as tension-dousing artefacts intended to be amusing and easily enjoyed by the users and some of the reading public. We submit that language use in social interactions can help douse tensions in societies where acute poverty and unrest are prevalent.



中文翻译:

幽默,S语和智慧主义传播工具的车辆著作:以Ìbàdàn大都会的车辆著作为例

我们研究了一些将语,幽默和俏皮话传达给车辆标志读者的车辆著作,因为先前关于车辆著作的研究人员都没有关注此主题。我们采用通讯人种志,我们的数据包括15个随机选择的车辆文字。我们认为,幽默感传达的信息传达了深刻的信息,这些信息是消除紧张的人工制品,旨在使用户和某些阅读者感到有趣并易于享用。我们认为,在社交和社交活动中使用语言可以缓解在严重贫困和动荡普遍的社会中的紧张局势。

更新日期:2021-03-18
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