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</topic><topic id="https://terminologias.filo.uba.ar/apps/linguistica/skos/988"><instanceOf><topicRef xlink:href="#term"/></instanceOf><baseName><baseNameString>teoría de la incongruencia del humor</baseNameString></baseName>  <occurrence>    <instanceOf>      <topicRef xlink:href="#scope-note"/>    </instanceOf><baseName><baseNameString><![CDATA[ <p>Teoría desarrollada principalmente por Raskin (1985) y que describe el humor como un texto en el que coexisten dos interpretaciones o mundos incompatibles (al menos hasta cierto punto) y que el hablante tiene que reconciliar encontrando una explicación pseudológica y que puede ser distinta para cada hablante. Esto se puede observar, por ejemplo, en el siguiente chiste: Un padre le dice a su hijo: “Hijo mío, la felicidad está hecha de pequeñas cosas: un pequeño yate, una pequeña mansión. . .”. Raskin, V. 1985. Semantic Mechanism of Humor. Dordrecht: D. Reidel.</p> ]]> Fuente: [MUÑOZ-BASOLS, 2017] Muñoz-Basols, Javier, dir. (2017-). Portal de lingüística hispánica
 http://hispaniclinguistics.com/glosario/</baseNameString></baseName>  </occurrence></topic></topicMap>