The Psychology of LaughterAppleton, 1913 - 300 страници A look at the main psychological principles that underlie laughter and humor their various manifestations. |
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... characters , with types . Comedy is prosaic . In other words , comedy does not belong to the sphere of art . In spite of his remarkable acumen , Bergson is entirely wrong in his generalization . Both tragedy and comedy deal with types ...
... characters , with types . Comedy is prosaic . In other words , comedy does not belong to the sphere of art . In spite of his remarkable acumen , Bergson is entirely wrong in his generalization . Both tragedy and comedy deal with types ...
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... , however flitting . We may observe it in undeveloped characters , or in people who lack self - control . Anything which awakens in them the emotion of joy also arouses in them smiles and 2 THE PSYCHOLOGY OF LAUGHTER.
... , however flitting . We may observe it in undeveloped characters , or in people who lack self - control . Anything which awakens in them the emotion of joy also arouses in them smiles and 2 THE PSYCHOLOGY OF LAUGHTER.
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... character of the toys , however , changes with the nation , age , and environment . The character of the plaything also changes with the age of the individual . In spite , however , of all the various changes the play- thing undergoes ...
... character of the toys , however , changes with the nation , age , and environment . The character of the plaything also changes with the age of the individual . In spite , however , of all the various changes the play- thing undergoes ...
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... one stammer . Thus Shakespeare in his " Merry Wives of Windsor " makes his characters ridiculous by representing Sir Hugh Evans , the parson , as defective in speech , and Sir John Falstaff as 16 THE PSYCHOLOGY OF LAUGHTER.
... one stammer . Thus Shakespeare in his " Merry Wives of Windsor " makes his characters ridiculous by representing Sir Hugh Evans , the parson , as defective in speech , and Sir John Falstaff as 16 THE PSYCHOLOGY OF LAUGHTER.
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... characters represented . Our dime museums still keep on amusing the public with their proverbial fat men . The stoutness and fat- ness of Falstaff are utilized by Shakespeare to enhance the comic situations in which Falstaff is put ...
... characters represented . Our dime museums still keep on amusing the public with their proverbial fat men . The stoutness and fat- ness of Falstaff are utilized by Shakespeare to enhance the comic situations in which Falstaff is put ...
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Страница 65 - The passion of laughter is nothing else but sudden glory arising from some sudden conception of some eminency in ourselves, by comparison with the infirmity of others, or with our own formerly...
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