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John Charles SimonPsychology Today |
A fresh look at wanting to laugh while not wanting to laugh.
Taking a closer look at the self-deprecating humor of the rich and famous.
Why being frightened can generate feelings of amusement.
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Drs. Thomas Wilk and Steve Gimbel explore the “I was only joking” defense.
Two philosophers explore ethical questions relating to humor.
Drs. Thomas Wilk and Steve Gimbel on balancing free speech and respect in humor.
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