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... theories and Bergson's ideas when he makes the observation that " rigidity replaces the an- cient turpitudo , baseness , ugliness , or lowness , as the essence of the ridiculous " .60 Yet , there were those who found these definitions ...
... theories and Bergson's ideas when he makes the observation that " rigidity replaces the an- cient turpitudo , baseness , ugliness , or lowness , as the essence of the ridiculous " .60 Yet , there were those who found these definitions ...
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... theories concerning comedy , and particularly in the theories on comic character , make it difficult to find an all - inclusive approach . The contradictions arise often because the author of a theory has not specified the kind of comic ...
... theories concerning comedy , and particularly in the theories on comic character , make it difficult to find an all - inclusive approach . The contradictions arise often because the author of a theory has not specified the kind of comic ...
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... Theories of the Laughable ( = University of Wisconsin Studies in Language and Literature , XXI ) ( Madison , 1924 ) . Gregory , J. C. , The Nature of Laughter ( London : Paul , 1924 ) . Greig , J. Y. T. , The Psychology of Laughter and ...
... Theories of the Laughable ( = University of Wisconsin Studies in Language and Literature , XXI ) ( Madison , 1924 ) . Gregory , J. C. , The Nature of Laughter ( London : Paul , 1924 ) . Greig , J. Y. T. , The Psychology of Laughter and ...
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A Theory of Comic Character | 7 |
Degrees of Ignorance and Knowledge | 37 |
Fields of Ignorance and Knowledge I | 72 |
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