The internet has become the predominant source of dissemination for dubious legends,
ranging from medical misinformation to conspiracy theories and supernatural encounters …

This paper offers a folkloristic perspective on the features and dynamics of sharing
humorous content digitally within a family in the context of daily communication. The data …

The paper discusses Belarusian couples' reflections on the role of humorous folklore in their
daily family interactions. The interviewees generally regarded being humorous as a positive …

This ethnographic study aims to explore Marathi identity through the investigation of
traditional bread making practices of transnational and immigrant Maharashtrian women in …

The article presents a study of the use of family humour in public comedy and the mutual
influence of family humour and public humour on comedians' performances and everyday …

The purpose of this study was to define and to describe the semantic components of the
stimulus word humour in the linguistic consciousness of young Russian-speaking people …