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Researcher

Andrew Bricker

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54 Results

2026

(Un)serious business: Researching humour

A year inside the LHub experiment

Agora and the Idiots: On Satire and Democracy in the Twenty-First Century

Humour, Counter-Humour, and Democratic Participation

Keynote Lecture: Degenerative Aesthetics: Far-Right Memes and the Politics of Satire

On Analyzing Humor and the Right: Roundtable Discussion

2025

Dataset: Humour practices and European attitudes towards democracy

Marcos Engelken-JorgeCarmelo MorenoAitor Castañeda-ZumetaAnastasiya AstapovaAndrew BrickerNina CingerovaIrina DulebovaJulia FleischhackAlberto GodioliAmber Kempynck et al.

Humor and the law : laughter as critique/the limits of laughter

Brigitte AdriaensenAndrew BrickerAlberto GodioliTed Laros

A2 Journal Article in LAW CULTURE AND THE HUMANITIES

Humour and conflict in the digital age

Andrew BrickerAlberto Godioli

A2 Journal Article in EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF HUMOUR RESEARCH

Introduction : Special section : law’s spaces and places

A2 Journal Article in AMICUS CURIAE (BICESTER)

Introduction : the place of race in law and literature

Andrew BrickerCedric EssiElise Wang

A1 Journal Article in EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF ENGLISH STUDIES

Meta-analysis of contemporary humour practices and democratic attitudes

Marcos Engelken-JorgeCarmelo MorenoAndrew BrickerJeroen VandaeleAmber KempynckOlsen ZobarAitor Castañeda-ZumetaAnastasiya AstapovaNina CingerovaIrina Dulebova et al.

Bookchapter in Elgar concise encyclopedia of law and literature

Satirists in petticoats : affect and form in seventeenth- and eighteenth-century British women's satire

Fauve VandenbergheAndrew BrickerMarianne Van Remoortel

The degenerative aesthetics of the dankest meme lords : far-right satire in the twenty-first century

A2 Journal Article in EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF HUMOUR RESEARCH

The many paths ahead : toward an interdisciplinary framework for Critical Cycling Studies

Andrew BrickerMartin Zeilinger

A1 Journal Article in HUMANITIES & SOCIAL SCIENCES COMMUNICATIONS

We the Raptors : 30 players, 30 stories, 30 years

Eric SmithAndrew Bricker

What should you do with a dead body?

A2 Journal Article in AMICUS CURIAE (BICESTER)

‘Every common reader' : satire, libel law, and the emergence of objective interpretive procedures, ca. 1670–1730

Bookchapter in British law and literature in the long eighteenth century

2024

Bear in mind : a comedy of errors

Imagining time in the English chronicle play : historical futures, 1590–1660 by Marissa Nicosia

The polemical essay in pamphlets, newsbooks, and periodicals

Marissa NicosiaAndrew Bricker

Bookchapter in The Cambridge history of the British essay

They bred Raptors : how basketball won over a hockey town

A2 Journal Article in LITERARY REVIEW OF CANADA

2022

Ho, ho, no! There arose such a clatter

A2 Journal Article in LITERARY REVIEW OF CANADA

Libel and Lampoon : satire in the courts, 1670-1792

Paddy Bullard (ed.), The Oxford Handbook of Eighteenth-Century Satire

Satire and the law : an interview with German lawyer Gabriele Rittig

Brigitte AdriaensenAndrew BrickerAlberto GodioliTed Laros

Editorial material

The difficulty of judging jests : introduction

Brigitte AdriaensenAndrew BrickerAlberto GodioliTed Laros

A1 Journal Article in HUMOR-INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF HUMOR RESEARCH

The visual and the verbal : the intermediality of English satire, c. 1695-1750

Bookchapter in Changing satire : transformations and continuities in Europe, 1600-1830

2021

Buzz words : leave us not honeyless

Who invented modern political satire?

2020

Between words and images : visual satire, libel law and the Queen Caroline Affair

A4 Journal Article in THE GREEN BAG (CLEVELAND, OHIO)

Between words and images : visual satire, libel law and the Queen Caroline Affair

Bookchapter in Trial by media : the Queen Caroline Affair

Broken spines and other sins : our complicated relationship with books

Laughter : Enlightenment philosophies of laughter, from superiority theory to incongruity theory

Bookchapter in A cultural history of comedy in the Age of Enlightenment

Quarantine diaries : one day more, then another

Sentimentalizing female murderers in eighteenth-century england

A2 Journal Article in JAARBOEK DE ACHTTIENDE EEUW

The functions of legal literature and case reporting before and after stare decisis

Bookchapter in The Oxford handbook of law and humanities

Trevor Ross. Writing in Public : Literature and the Liberty of the Press in Eighteenth-Century Britain

Ugliness and judgment : on architecture in the public eye

2019

Cheap print and mass instruction : Isaac Watts’s divine songs and the dissemination of literary culture, 1715–ca. 1835

Tielke UvinAndrew Bricker

David Francis Taylor. The Politics of Parody: A Literary History of Caricature, 1760–1830. Lewis Walpole Series in Eighteenth-Century Culture and History. New Haven: Yale University Press, 2018. Pp. 320. $50 (cloth)

The moral quandary of commas : writing our hands over matters of style

2018

After the golden age : libel, caricature, libel and the deverbalization of satire

A1 Journal Article in EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY STUDIES

2017

Fielding after Mandeville : virtue, self-interest, and the foundation of 'good nature'

A1 Journal Article in EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY FICTION

‘Laughing a folly out of countenance’ : laughter and the limits of reform in eighteenth-century satire

Bookchapter in The power of laughter and satire in early modern Britain. Political and religious culture, 1500-1820

2016

Ellipsis in English literature : signs of omission

Is narrative essential to the law? Precedent, case law and judicial emplotment

Editorial material

Reading fiction and reading minds : the role of simulation in the default network

Diana I. TamirAndrew BrickerDavid Dodell-FederJason P. Mitchell

A1 Journal Article in SOCIAL COGNITIVE AND AFFECTIVE NEUROSCIENCE

Who was “A. Moore”? The attribution of eighteenth-century publications with false and misleading imprints

A1 Journal Article in PAPERS OF THE BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA

2015

Form and content

Bookchapter in The pocket instructor : literature

Review of restoration plays and players : an introduction

2014

Libel and Satire: The Problem with Naming

A1 Journal Article in ENGLISH LITERARY HISTORY

Producing & litigating satire, 1670-1792

Andrew BrickerJohn Bender