The Cambridge handbook of irony and thought

Cambridge: Cambridge University Press (2023)
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This volume provides readers with a broad overview of the different ways that irony emerges in human life, within interpersonal communication, instances of situational irony, literature and artistic creations. It emphasizes the importance of irony in ordinary thought, language, and communication.

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