Titlebook: All Too Human; Laughter, Humor, and Lydia L. Moland Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG, part of Springer Nature 2018 Aesthetic

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Deconstruction and the African Trace,f redemption from the tragedy of life. True art revealed suffering and did not try to conceal it; and true redemption came only after utter honesty, recognizing the horrors of life while still laughing at them.

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Humor as Redemption in the Pessimistic Philosophy of Julius Bahnsen,f redemption from the tragedy of life. True art revealed suffering and did not try to conceal it; and true redemption came only after utter honesty, recognizing the horrors of life while still laughing at them.

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Renata Cornejo,Karin S. Wozonig tangential to philosophy’s core concerns, but beginning with Kant’s immediate successors, the family of concepts relating to the laughable—including comedy, wit, irony, and ridicule—took on new significance. They went from describing something derivative about humans to telling us what we, in the m

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-49807-8f classical art?and of Hegel’s discussion of poetry, and romantic art ends with humor. But we misunderstand these transitional moments unless we recognize that Hegel did not use comedy and humor synonymously. Comedy refers to a dramatic genre with a 2000-year-old history; humor was a relatively rece

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-41494-7s at odds with the harmonious dialectics proposed by many of his contemporaries. In narrative form, characterization, and figuration Jean Paul insisted on deepening antitheses rather than seeking reconciliation. Cultivating the incommensurate, his novels give form to his definition of humor as “the

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