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ïñtérkûltúråłna ìsträživanjá
ba, prema tvrdnjama iznesenim u analiziranim časopisima, treba da ima dobro razvijen smisao
za hu mor i tre ba da bu de sprem na da se sme je i ša li, da bi bi la pri hva će na u dru štvu. Me đu tim,
način na koji se humor koristi u diskursu pokazuje suprotno, naime, zadržavaju se tradicionalni
rod ni iden ti te ti i po de la ulo ga. Na rav no, da bi se još bo lje osve tlio ovaj slo že ni fe no men, na
ovom polju potrebno je sprovesti opširnija i sveobuhvatnija interdisciplinarna istraživanja .
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Gen der iden tity and ele ments of hu mo ur in the di sco ur se
of so me po pu lar ma ga zi nes de sig ned for wo men and men
SUM MARY: The main idea be hind this pa per is to ex plo re the is su es of iden tity,
gen der and hu mo ur as ex pres sed in the writ ten di sco ur se in so me po pu lar ma gazi
nes de sig ned for wo men and men. One of the first qu e sti ons that promp ted this
small-sca le study was: to what ex tent is hu mo ur gen de red, do iden tity and gen der
in flu en ce hu mor and in what ways, or, to put it in ot her words, do men and wo men
stick to the ir gen der ro les when they pro du ce hu mo ur and la ugh at dif fe rent things?
This ar tic le pre sents the re sults of a small sca le study. Na mely, se ve ral po pu lar maga
zi nes are analyzed in light of get ting bet ter in sight in to the way that iden tity and
gen der are shown in hu mo ro us ac ti vi ti es. The analysis de mon stra tes that iden tity
and gen der in flu en ce hu mor both overtly and co vertly and that ste re otypes re la ted
to gen der are still wi dely pre sent.
KEY WORDS: gen der iden tity, hu mo ur, di sco ur se, po pu lar ma ga zi nes, wo men, men.
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