Comic Relief: A Comprehensive Philosophy of HumorISBN: 978-1-4051-9612-3
Hardcover
202 pages
September 2009, Wiley-Blackwell
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"As an intelligent treatment of what humor is and what it means,
this work raises significant questions and proposes plausible
answers." (CHOICE, September 2010)
"Of all of the humor scholars I know, John Morreall is the best at making original, fascinating, and useful observations. We should all be grateful that in Comic Relief he has once more demonstrated--in his witty and accessible style--that the play ethic is as important as the work ethic."
–Don L. F. Nilsen, International Society for Humor Studies
"Of all of the humor scholars I know, John Morreall is the best at making original, fascinating, and useful observations. We should all be grateful that in Comic Relief he has once more demonstrated--in his witty and accessible style--that the play ethic is as important as the work ethic."
–Don L. F. Nilsen, International Society for Humor Studies
"Comic Relief is an engaging, wide-ranging discussion of
how humor is defined within the disciplines of philosophy and
history, as well as a brilliant and comprehensive overview of how
it is used today. This book is a superb addition to the body of
genuinely important works on humor."
–Regina Barreca, University of Connecticut