Thoughts On Laughter, by a Chancery Barrister [B. Montagu.]

Thoughts On Laughter, authored by Basil Montagu, offers a fascinating exploration into the nature and significance of laughter. Montagu, writing from the perspective of a Chancery barrister, delves into the philosophical underpinnings of humor and its role in society. The book examines various forms of wit, comedy, and their effects on human psychology and social dynamics.

Through insightful observations and engaging prose, Montagu provides a thought-provoking analysis of why we laugh and what laughter reveals about our minds and interactions. This work remains relevant for anyone interested in the enduring power and complexity of humor.

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