A New Spin on Teaching Vocabulary: A Source-Based Approach von Nilsen, Alleen Pace, Nilsen, Don L. F.

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Humor Scholarship on Names von Nilsen, Don L.F.

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Latin revived: source-based vocabulary lessons courtesy of Harry Potter: teachers can capitalize on the popularity the Harry Potter books to interest students in the roots of words von Nilsen, Alleen Pace, Nilsen, Don L.F

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Humorous Contemporary Jewish-American Authors: An Overview of the Criticism von Nilsen, Don L.F.

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Latin Revived: Source-Based Vocabulary Lessons Courtesy of Harry Potter von Nilsen, Alleen Pace, Nilsen, Don L.F.

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Just how ethnic is ethnic humour? von Nilsen, Allen Pace, Nilsen, Don L.F.

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Nine types of transformations: Is linguistics finally becoming meaningful? von Nilsen, Don L.F.

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Lessons in the teaching of vocabulary from September 11 and Harry Potter: why do young readers happily learn new and exotic names in the Harry Potter books while adults struggle an... von Nilsen, Alleen Pace, Nilsen, Don L.F

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Just how ethnic is ethnic humour? von Nilsen, Alleen Pace, Nilsen, Don L.F

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Lessons in the Teaching of Vocabulary From September 11 and Harry Potter von Nilsen, Alleen Pace, Nilsen, Don L. F.

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Doppelgangers and doubles in literature: A study in tragicomic incongruity von NILSEN, DON L. F.

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The limitations of objectivist semantics for analyzing literature - the humanization of the writings of Lewis Carroll von Nilsen, Don L.F.

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The Social Functions of Political Humor von Nilsen, Don L. F.

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The religion of humor in Irish literature von NILSEN, DON L. F.

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The Social Functions of Political Humor von Nilsen, Don L F

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The importance of tendency: an extension of Freud’s concept of tendentious humor von NILSEN, DON L. F.

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The appeal of bloopers: a reader-response interpretation von NILSEN, DON L. F., NILSEN, ALLEEN PACE

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Live, Dead, and Terminally Ill Metaphors in Computer Terminology, or Who Is More Human, the Programmer or the Computer? von Nilsen, Don L.F.

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Humor and political correctness. A roundtable discussion von Attardo, Salvatore, Berger, Arthur Asa, Derks, Peter, Gruner, Charles, Lewis, Paul, McHale, Des, Mintz, Lawrence E, Morreall, John, Nilsen, Alleen Pace, Nilsen, Don L.F., Oring, Elliott, Ruch, Willibald, Ziv, Avner

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The limitations of objectivist semantics for analyzing literature: the humanization of the writings of Lewis Carroll von NILSEN, DON L. F.

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