Identification with aggression vs. turning against the self: An empirical study of turn-of-the-century European Jewish humor |
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| Authors: | Samuel Juni Bernard Katz Martin Hamburger |
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| Affiliation: | (1) Department of Applied Psychology, New York University, 239 Greene St., Fourth Floor, 10003-6674 New York, NY |
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| Abstract: | Self-directed demeaning ethnic humor is hypothesized to represent either a means of self-deprecation or a stance of disidentifying with one’s own group of origin. Compendia of published Yiddish humor were examined to empirically test competing conceptualizations of Jewish wit. Results are analyzed in the context of the social milieu of the publication samples. |
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