Migration
“Charged Humor” in der Stand-up Comedy von Migrant:innen in Wien
Veröffentlicht am 04.02.2025
Schlagwörter
- Comic Performance,
- Stand-up,
- Ethno-Comedy,
- postmonolingual condition,
- South Slavic migration
Abstract
This paper reviews the notion of “charged” (Krefting 2014: 2) or “risky” (Kotthoff 2010b) humor in contemporary stand-up ethno-comedy of South Slavs in Austria. I argue that the chargedness of ‘ethnic’ jokes is disappearing from recent forms of ethno-comedy due to the increasing influence of TikTok and Instagram. Instead, audiences of “charged humor” perceive themselves united in post-migrant “affective publics” (Papacharissi 2015).
Zitationsvorschlag
Jakiša , M. (2025) “‘Charged Humor’ in der Stand-up Comedy von Migrant:innen in Wien”, Wiener Slawistischer Almanach, 93, pp. 269–284. doi:10.5282/a8a0av95.
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