A Model for Collecting and Interpreting World Trade Center Disaster Jokes

Bill Ellis

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A model for predicting the timing and nature of disaster jokes. Watch next issue for part 2, in which events are analyze on the basis of the model's projections.

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1985The Choking Doberman and Other "New" Urban Legends 1987At Ease, Disease—AIDS Jokes as Sick Humor 1986Challenger Jokes and the Humor of Disaster

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