Uncovering the suppressed potential in spontaneous self-induced laughter through Deleuze, affect and posthuman philosophy

为了建立历史上的学术和流行的工作和思想的主题孤独的笑声在英语中，我进行了文献综述，通过学术和流行的数据库与术语相关的主题孤独的笑声与来自心理学领域的同事。这项广泛的工作产生了大量的数据，这是列表，并成为基础上的一篇文章的主题的历史和意义的孤独的笑声。我和我的同事已经把这个提交给了一个心理学领域的国际期刊。我们正在等待审查。与心理学研究人员合作，我的研究走上了一条稍微不同的道路，这条道路与笑概念化的广泛理论框架有关。我与另外两名来自英国的研究人员一起提交了一篇关于积极心理学和自我民族志方法的文章，题为“You can end up in a happy place”（Voyce）：a role for positive autoethnography”，该文章于2023年4月发表在《心理健康与社会包容》杂志上，代表了两个以前完全不同的领域的创新和独特组合。我还被邀请参与编辑一本关于积极心理学方法背景下的自我民族志写作的未来书籍。

In order to establish the history of academic and popular work and thoughts on the subject of solitary laughter in English, I undertook a literature review through academic and popular data bases with terms related to the subject of solitary laughter with a colleague from the field of psychology. This extensive work produced a large amount of data and this was tabulated and became the basis of an article on the subject of the history and significance of solitary laughter. My colleague and I have submitted this for acceptance at an international journal in the field of psychology. We are awaiting the review. Working with psychology researchers took my research onto a slightly different path related to the broad theoretical frameworks within which laughter is conceptualized. With two other researchers from Britain, I submitted an article on positive psychology and autoethnographic method titled “You can end up in a happy place” (Voyce): a role for positive autoethnography”, which was published in the journal Mental Health and Social Inclusion in April 2023 and represents an innovative and unique combination of two formerly disparate fields. I was also invited to participate in the editing of a future book on the subject of autoethnographic writing in the context of positive psychological methods.