… A salience-based interpretation is an utterance-interpretation, … sarcastic interpretation
than toward their salience-based … , the priority of nonsalient over salience-based interpretations …

… example of how irony may yield a positive interpretation, a point … account and Giora’s
saliencebased approach is to be … of these approaches include irony as well as sarcasm, our focus …

… of irony in literature (Socratic, rhetoric, satirical, dramatic, … the ironic meaning, thus making
irony less likely to be felicitous. … On the contrary, the romantic ironist seems to give priority to …

… presumed to underlie verbal irony comprehension and usage, and possibly situational …
on meaning in instances of ironic language comprehension. It argues that these different …

… time of the sarcastic meaning and the literal meaning of simple … needed to process the
sarcastic meaning was longer than … Irony can be categorized as complimentary irony and critical …

… of irony in literature (Socratic, rhetoric, satirical, dramatic, … the ironic meaning, thus making
irony less likely to be felicitous. … On the contrary, the romantic ironist seems to give priority to …

… meaning of an ironic utterance because pragmatic knowledge of the situation makes a
sarcastic or ironic interpretation … in either a “salience-based or a nonsalient interpretation” (p. 3, …

… sarcastic remark is encountered, the literal meaning is accessed first, and is later replaced
by the sarcastic meaning … of a sarcastic speaker to be contributing to an “ironic environment,” …

… , given that interpretations are constructed rather than accessed, salience-based interpretations
will … However, the “about” marker alone does not make a simile ironic, but merely biases …

… whether the target comment was mocking. Irrespective of the … content might take priority,
and drive irony computation. Yet, … cognitive strategy one adopts to interpret irony is task-related…