This article examines the phenomenon of internet memes not just as a pervasive form digital communication with implications for political culture, but new satirical medium. Through lens socialist television satire, this details how are an evolution venerable history satire that abridge past and future traditions humour subversive criticism. analysis is conducted primarily through case study Hun...

New media or internet-based has become a platform that contributes to changes in the way and style of modern society accessing interpreting information. The characteristics new which are fast, easy, inexpensive, have widespread ability fact able forum for its users expand spectrum democracy, especially digital era. In this study, researchers focused on satirical website content included forms p...

We present the SATIrE source-to-source analysis framework within the context of ALL-TIMES, a European research and development project aimed at improving and integrating existing tools in the area of timing analysis. Within the project, SATIrE contributes by performing source-level static analysis on C programs and exporting its results for other tools to use. This work gives an overview of SAT...

Satire is an attractive subject in deception detection research: it is a type of deception that intentionally incorporates cues revealing its own deceptiveness. Whereas other types of fabrications aim to instill a false sense of truth in the reader, a successful satirical hoax must eventually be exposed as a jest. This paper provides a conceptual overview of satire and humor, elaborating and il...

This paper maps out the construction of non-narrative rhetorical meaning in short computer games. Setting off from the recent emergence of short satirical computer games on the World Wide Web, it observes that at least some computer games do have potentials as a medium of artistic expression; that regardless of the possible narrative powers of computer games. Drawing on Leonard Feinberg’s categ...

Utopia and satire would seem, superficially at least, to be closely related genres. They both reject present forms of human society, and they sometimes make use of similar devices (e. g., the voyage, the stranger's eye). They would seem to differ only in emphasis. Whereas the satirist focuses on criticism, the utopian writer offers an ideal alternative. The implicit social censure embedded in u...

Satire is a form of expression which tackles complex, contemporary issues in nuanced, jesting spirit. Vitally, it does so through humour and provocation. This article demonstrates why we should not place extensive limits on controversial satire. At the European Court level, this requires robust proportionality assessment each satirical expression, rather than granting wide margin appreciation t...

Automatic satire detection is a subtle text classification task, for machines and at times, even for humans. In this paper we argue that satire detection should be approached using common-sense inferences, rather than traditional text classification methods. We present a highly structured latent variable model capturing the required inferences. The model abstracts over the specific entities app...

Sarcasm is a form of speech act in which the speakers convey their message in an implicit way. It is a sophisticated form of speech act widely used in online communities. The inherently ambiguous nature of sarcasm sometimes makes it hard even for humans to decide whether an utterance is sarcastic in nature or not. Recognition of sarcasm may anticipate benefits in many sentiment analysis of NLP ...

This work discusses implementation of partial redundancy elimination using the value flow graph, a syntactic program representation modeling semantic equivalences. It allows the combination of simple syntactic partial redundancy elimination with a powerful semantic analysis. This yields an optimization that is computationally optimal and simpler than traditional semantic methods. A source-to-so...