Pun With Language: The Role of the Pun Throughout the History of the World

Slang: role of puns in world history "During his protest, Gandhi went everywhere, from Gandhi to northern India, Gandhi traveled here and there and did not have shoes, his breath was very embarrassing He is so bad that he went too far and did not eat too much food so it became very thin and weak.Have you ever heard of such a joke? Let it lick faster than laugh and throw random items to the speaker.

John Polac said in his book "Punc", "Critics and devils ridiculously complain about bitches as the lowest form of humor.The basis verb punctuation is defined as a humorous phrase, but multiple meanings By implicating multiple meanings using meaning or similar pronunciation words, visual punctuation marks indicate that vision can have more than one meaning. Instead of language. Like oral doubles In the culture from Inuit to Aztec, visual problems also exist all around the world.Polak said, "Because punches are everywhere and appear in various shapes and cultures in history, they are human beings It seems that it reflects basic, sustainable, and possibly even universality about the expression of "

Visual punt takes two forms: from language punt and purely visual bilingualism. With a visual mistake in the design, Eli Kince has identified three different errors that can be applied to verbal errors dependent on verbal or written language, and to purely visual errors. These categories include text punctuation, punctuation suggestions, punctuation comparisons. For example, like "Yale's fire marshall's poster by Eli Kince", punctuation is necessary to "Keep the main meaning of information" like letters crawl along the bottom of sentences like humans.

The reconstruction of the sounds replaced by visual symbols is one of the earliest examples of language-dependent visual puns. Reuse also appeared in the initial image language. Let's see an example of a Dutch gable stone and gevelstenen as an example of visual puns from oral puns. In Prinsengracht, the name of the village on the stone of "Batenburg" in the hilly part of Amsterdam passes through Baten (revenue) and Castle (castle) in the Netherlands. But in art, the purest visual problem depends entirely on the image, not on the language at all. The Israeli artist Noma Bar is a master of this visual punching. In a pulp novel he replaced John Travolta 's hair with a beard signed by Samuel Jackson. He ordered a pocketbook on the cover of the negative space of his book by replacing the negative space of the dog's mouth with the negative space of the head of the cat and the head of the cat.