Listed below are the presentations from the 9th Humor Research Conference. Click on the link to open a PDF of the presentation.

Presentations:

• Stand-up comedy as a teaching tool in the college Linguistics and Composition classrooms (Olga Cochran)
• Puns: Phonological similarity in terms of syllabic structure (Sarvenaz Balali)
• Fat Jokes as Empowerment to a Growing Majority (Jennifer Golston)
• L2 student perceptions of the Humorous Teacher versus Humorous Materials (Suthichai Taupradist)
• Humor and the Babylon Bee (George Curley)
• The Comedian as Antagonist in the Age of Eristic Public Discourse (Salvatore Attardo)
• The Evolution of Humor Caused by Technological Innovation (Abigail Diaz)