by Henri Bergson · Ediciones Godot · libro de bolsillo · ISBN 9788419990235
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In 'Laughter', philosopher Henri Bergson explores a phenomenon that, until the original publication of this work in 1899, remained unexplored: the nature of comedy. Through a deep analysis, the author questions what it means to laugh, why we laugh, and how this act spreads among people, turning humor into a complex social phenomenon. Over the decades, this work has established itself as a fundamental reference text for theorists and philosophers. Its unique approach to laughter as a social mechanism ensures that the book remains an essential and relevant read, offering a brilliant perspective on one of the most universal human behaviors.
