‘Aha!/Haha! – That’s a good one!’ On the Correlation of Laughter and Understanding in Joke Reception

In Daniel O’Shiel & Viktoras Bachmetjevas (eds.), Philosophy of Humour: New Perspectives. Boston: BRILL. pp. 80–91 (2023)
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