Psychology And Parenthood
Psychology And Parenthood
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So, likewise, it is difficult to conceive the pres- ence of any idea either of degradation or superiority in the ringing laughter of a child at his puppy's gambols or at the frisking of his kitten. And how explain on such a principle the laughter at non- malicious witticism?
Appreciating the inapplicability of the Hobbesian doctrine in any form as explanatory of all sources of laughter, other investigators have emphasised the [200] A CHAPTER ON LAUGHTER principle of contrast and incongruity, bu...t to scarcely more satisfactory effect. " Laughter," says Her- bert Spencer, " naturally results only when con- sciousness is unawares transferred from great things to small — when there is what we call a descending incongruity." The manifest insufficiency of this theory is avoided in the more extensive one, to which Darwin inclines, defining the laughable as that which is queer, unusual, disagreeing with or contrary to our mental habits or the normal order of affairs.
Assuredly there is almost always an element of queer- ness in the things at which we laugh.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So, likewise, it is difficult to conceive the pres- ence of any idea either of degradation or superiority in the ringing laughter of a child at his puppy's gambols or at the frisking of his kitten. And how explain on such a principle the laughter at non- malicious witticism?
Appreciating the inapplicability of the Hobbesian doctrine in any form as explanatory of all sources of laughter, other investigators have emphasised the [200] A CHAPTER ON LAUGHTER principle of contrast and incongruity, bu...t to scarcely more satisfactory effect. " Laughter," says Her- bert Spencer, " naturally results only when con- sciousness is unawares transferred from great things to small — when there is what we call a descending incongruity." The manifest insufficiency of this theory is avoided in the more extensive one, to which Darwin inclines, defining the laughable as that which is queer, unusual, disagreeing with or contrary to our mental habits or the normal order of affairs.
Assuredly there is almost always an element of queer- ness in the things at which we laugh.
What to read after Psychology And Parenthood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bruce, H. Addington (Henry Addington), B. 1874 to read onlineMoreLess
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