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This paper is about the humors that occurred, when there are some conflictions between the cooperative principle and politeness principal. The author believes that humors could be there no matter how much information was exchanged. To tell the truth can be humorous as well as telling lies. Giving irrelevant answers can produce humors, so does rambling being ambiguous. Humors can be produced no what how long or short the statements are, and it has noting to do how precise the statements are as well.
1. 引言
2. “量”下的幽默
3. “质”下的幽默
4. “关系准则”下的幽默
5. “方式”下的幽默
6. 余论
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