The Psychology of Laughter and ComedyCooper Square Publishers, 1969 - 304 pàgines To find more information about Rowman and Littlefield titles, please visit www.rowmanlittlefield.com. |
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Pàgina 113
... sight of the puppets acts as a stimulus to those sentiments or systems of senti- ments which have been built up around dolls . And these sentiments have been organized chiefly round the core of the love instinct ; however children may ...
... sight of the puppets acts as a stimulus to those sentiments or systems of senti- ments which have been built up around dolls . And these sentiments have been organized chiefly round the core of the love instinct ; however children may ...
Pàgina 131
... sight of a man walking down the street with his hat in his hand is often gently amusing . And the vision of such a figure , called up in the mind of the reader , is , I suspect , one of the minor factors contributing to the comicality ...
... sight of a man walking down the street with his hat in his hand is often gently amusing . And the vision of such a figure , called up in the mind of the reader , is , I suspect , one of the minor factors contributing to the comicality ...
Pàgina 251
... sight totally different . " 8 " " Nothing , " says THOMAS BROWN , " is felt as truly ludicrous in which there is not an unexpected congruity developed in images that were before supposed to be opposite in kind , or some equally ...
... sight totally different . " 8 " " Nothing , " says THOMAS BROWN , " is felt as truly ludicrous in which there is not an unexpected congruity developed in images that were before supposed to be opposite in kind , or some equally ...
Continguts
CHAPTER | 11 |
THE LAUGHTER OF INFANTS | 23 |
LOVE AND LAUGHTER | 44 |
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adult Allin ambivalent amusing animal Aristophanes Aristotle aroused associations attention audience Bergson called cause character child comedy comic poet comic writer Critical Darwin devil Dionysus disguise displeasure edition effect emotion energy English translation Essay on Laughter excite expression fabliaux Falstaff feeling Freud harmless wit hate Havelock Ellis hostility Hudibras human humour Ibid idea impulse incongruity indecent instinct of love interruption jack-in-the-box effect James Sully joke Journal of Psychology L'île des pingouins laugh laughable Le rire less London love behaviour ludicrous meaning mind mnemic modesty Molière mood moral object obscene obstruction occasion pain Paris parody person phallus play pleasure Preyer provoke Punch QUINTILIAN quoted relation ridiculous rire satire says sexual behaviour Shakespeare situation smile spectators stimulus story suggested Sully supposed surprise Tartufe theory of laughter thing tickling ticklishness tion touch turn unconscious unconscious mind VICTOR DE LAPRADE whole witticism women words