prof. Andrew Bricker

Faculty of Arts and Philosophy > Department of Literary studies

ORCID iD: 0000-0003-4972-1282

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From Quantitative to Co-Creative Approaches: Exploring Civic Engagement through Artistic Methods

Andrew Bricker (UGent)

(2026) From Stage to State: The Role of Art in Shaping Democratic Spaces.
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- Miscellaneous
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Dataset of anglophone (and non-verbal) anti-democratic humour online

Andrew Bricker (UGent) and Leigh Beeckaert (UGent)

(2026)
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Keynote lecture: Degenerative aesthetics : far-right memes and the politics of satire

Andrew Bricker (UGent)

(2026) International Society for Humor Studies Conference, Abstracts.
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On analyzing humor and the right : roundtable discussion

Andrew Bricker (UGent)

(2026) CHSA Virtual Symposium : Humor and the Right : Global Perspectives on Politics, Media, and Culture, Abstracts.
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Agora and the idiots : on satire and democracy in the twenty-first century

Andrew Bricker (UGent)

(2026) Theory, Criticism, and Culture Group (English Faculty, University of Cambridge), Abstracts.
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Humour, counter-humour, and democratic participation

Andrew Bricker (UGent)

(2026) The Sarajevo Forum : Hybrid Threats and Everyday Extremism : Developing Counterstrategies for Democratic Resilience, Abstracts.
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(Un)serious business : researching humour

Andrew Bricker (UGent)

(2026) Cartoonfestival Knokke-Heist, Abstracts.
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A year inside the LHub experiment

Andrew Bricker (UGent)

(2026) IALS Annual Review 2025. p.28-29
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The degenerative aesthetics of the dankest meme lords : far-right satire in the twenty-first century

Andrew Bricker (UGent)

(2025) EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF HUMOUR RESEARCH. 13(4). p.178-198
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Humour and conflict in the digital age

Andrew Bricker (UGent) and Alberto Godioli

(2025) EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF HUMOUR RESEARCH. 13(4). p.1-13

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prof. Andrew Bricker

From Quantitative to Co-Creative Approaches: Exploring Civic Engagement through Artistic Methods

Dataset of anglophone (and non-verbal) anti-democratic humour online

Keynote lecture: Degenerative aesthetics : far-right memes and the politics of satire

On analyzing humor and the right : roundtable discussion

Agora and the idiots : on satire and democracy in the twenty-first century

Humour, counter-humour, and democratic participation

(Un)serious business : researching humour

A year inside the LHub experiment

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

Humour and conflict in the digital age

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From Quantitative to Co-Creative Approaches: ​ Exploring Civic Engagement through Artistic Methods​

Dataset of anglophone (and non-verbal) anti-democratic humour online

Keynote lecture: Degenerative aesthetics : far-right memes and the politics of satire

On analyzing humor and the right : roundtable discussion

Agora and the idiots : on satire and democracy in the twenty-first century

Humour, counter-humour, and democratic participation

(Un)serious business : researching humour

A year inside the LHub experiment

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

Humour and conflict in the digital age

From Quantitative to Co-Creative Approaches: Exploring Civic Engagement through Artistic Methods