Laughter

What makes us laugh? Pioneering philosopher Henri Bergson explores this question in his groundbreaking work, "Laughter". This seminal text is a profound journey into the heart of humor, dissecting its role in society and its impact on human nature. Bergson's penetrating insights into the mechanics of comedy reveal laughter as a social gesture, a shared expression of humanity's innate absurdity. With his distinctive blend of philosophical inquiry and psychological insight, Bergson illuminates laughter's power to both unite and divide us. "Laughter" is a must-read for those seeking to understand the underpinnings of humor and the shared human experience.