The article promotes the upcoming book and eBook series on understanding laughter through The Mutual Vulnerability Theory (MVT). It highlights laughter as a reaction to social status changes and a nonverbal communication tool that enhances cooperation through shared vulnerabilities. Along with the book, which provides an in-depth theory, the authors plan to release an eBook series analyzing online humor, discussing the context of specific humorous instances and the different social functions of laughter, emphasizing the significance of MVT in understanding these dynamics.
Laughter, deeply rooted in changes of social status, is a nonverbal form of communication that cultivates a shared sense of vulnerability and cooperation.
In anticipation of our book release, we’re launching an eBook series that explores online humor through The Mutual Vulnerability Theory, analyzing laughter's complex social functions.
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