AHSN
Australasian Humour Studies Network

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Tickets now available for AHSN member Dr Angelina Hurley's public lecture - Telling Our Own Stories: Familial Aboriginal Humour and the Strengthening of Identity, held at 11am on Friday 7 March at USYD. Registration via the link below:

The 31st AHSN conference starts tomorrow at Flinders University, Adelaide! The theme this year is ‘The Evolutions of Humour’. We look forward to seeing old friends and new faces!
https://ahsnhumourstudies.org/annual-conference/

The 30th AHSN Conference will take place on 7-9 February 2024 at the University of Queensland, Brisbane. If you are planning to attend the conference in February, you are required to register.
More information:

.@rezaarab10's review of Nadine Thielemann's book "Understanding Conversational Joking: A Cognitive-pragmatic Study..." for @AHSN_Humour is now available in EJHR 11(4):
https://europeanjournalofhumour.org/ejhr/article/view/872

New Article by AHSN members, Ben Nickl and Chris Muller, in the Conversation: The joke’s on us – how big tech is replicating our laughter online.
@popculturals

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