In Memoriam: Daniel C. Dennett   Edited by Lydia Amir  

Artikel in diesem Heft

1. Frontmatter
2. Titlepages
3. Table of Contents
4. Articles
5. Playful Transgression Theory of Humor and Laughter
6. The Joke-Coop: Pragmatic Issues of Jokes and Joking
7. Crying and Laughing Together: Georges Bataille, Friendship, and Deep Emotions
8. Humor in Chinese Traditions of Thought, Part Two: Chan Buddhism, Han Confucianism, Legalism, the School of Names, and the Annals of Lü Buwei
9. The Concept of Humorous Irony: Jorge Portilla, Carlos Alberto Sánchez, Richard Rorty, Jonathan Lear, and Socrates, with Minimal Reference to Kierkegaard
10. In Memoriam: Daniel C. Dennett
11. In Memoriam: Daniel C. Dennett   Edited by Lydia Amir  
12. “Much Too Hard!”: Daniel C. Dennett on Humor
13. Daniel C. Dennett: An Intellectual in a World of Technicians
14. Daniel C. Dennett: A Wellspring of Inspiration
15. Discussion: Article for Further Debate
16. Discussion: Article for Further Debate   Edited by John Marmysz  
17. Self-Referential Humor as Feminist Protest
18. Too Much Burden on Humor?
19. The Challenge of Self-Acceptance: Embracing Imperfection in a Perfectionist World
20. “… And You Can Use a Little Improvement”
21. The Sardonic Philosophy of Emil Cioran: Enter Crying, Exit Grinning
22. Philosophic Satire and Comedy Study
23. Philosophic Satire and Comedy Study   Edited by Steven Gimbel  
24. Nicki Minaj and the Double Entendre: When Explaining a Joke Doesn’t Kill It
25. Tractatus Ludico-Philosophicus (expurgated version)
26. Humor in Philosophy Education
27. Humor in Philosophy Education   Edited by Christine A. James
28. Professorial Academic Identity Defined through Humor
29. Symposium
30. Symposium   Edited by Lydia Amir Giorgio Baruchello and Arsæll Már Arnarsson, Humour and Cruelty, Vols. 1 – 3 (parts 1 and 2) Berlin: de Gruyter, 2022 – 2024. De Gruyter Series in Philosophy of Humor, edited by Lydia Amir   Critics
31. The Humorously Cruel Experience of Reading Humour and Cruelty
32. Do Humor and Cruelty Go Together?
33. An Insightful Tour de Force in Comprehensive Metaphysics of Humor
34. Cruel Humor and Funny Cruelty
35. Author’s Response
36. Author’s Response
37. Humoring Our Critics’ Ostensibly Good-Humored Cruelties and Ársæll Már Arnarsson
38. Book Reviews
39. Book Reviews   Edited by Lydia Amir With Pierre Destrée (Ancient and Medieval Philosophy) and John Marmysz (Modern and Contemporary Philosophy)  
40. The Philosophical Stage: Drama and Dialectic in Classical Athens. Joshua Billings. Princeton University Press, 2021. pp. X + 269
41. Philosophy of Humour: New Perspectives, edited by Viktoras Bachmetjevas and Daniel O’Shiel. Brill, 2023. pp. ix + 186
42. Philosophical Self-Knowledge: Two Studies. Donald Phillip Verene. Ibidem-Verlag, 2023. pp. 120
43. Three Answers to the Question “What Is Philosophy?”: A Comedy in Three Acts. Stuart Dalton. Cascade Books, 2024. pp. xxiv + 328
44. Call for Papers, Book Reviews, Guidelines
45. Call for Papers, Book Reviews, Guidelines
46. Call for Papers