The Rhetoric of Humor
The book of The Rhetoric of Humor by Kirk Boyle describes the questions which revolve around the central concept of comedic writing and the sense of humor among people. Additionally, the author states the relevant places to make when people laugh as well as the situations when jokes can be inappropriate (Boyle 85). These are described through the breaking and entering situations where the transgressive comedy on television is explained by Michael Teuth. The role of humor within the society is to make people understand the sense of funny things by developing thematic aspects of comedy within society. Under this perspective, the focus of discussion is based on the limits of satire, moving beyond the critics as well as the response of satire on Charlie Hebdo (Boyle 185).
HA! The Science of When We Laugh and Why
HA! The Science of When We Laugh and Why. By Scott Weems. New York: Basic Books, 2014. 190 pp.
Understanding the Laughter
Weems through hid book relates the laughter as a typical symptom of humor which describes all the aspects of the lives. There are various forms of discussion relating to the humor which consist of cheating wife jokes a well as the elephant jokes. The author does not display the full context of the laughter which is meant for the current modern audiences to have positive psychology in regards to the statement in his book which states, “that when we laugh just as when people cry, the bodies experience emotional arousal” (133). Primarily this can be compared with the motivation of Plato on the fear of the power of laughter that can be improved through the quality of stand-up health concerns. For example, the creation of humor can either harm or improve the health considering the usage of humor.
Besides, there are too many expectations in placing laughter in a vocal way like the speech to improve the development of an individual’s behavior instead of health. For instance, the author states that “enjoy a good laughter- doesn’t it make use funny” (165). The Nevertheless, it is difficult to solve the problem of humor by necessarily confronting the issues head-on. The necessary option is to adopt a simple system which is vital in addressing the complications found in the book of Ha humor such as the dancing by the nature of the social phenomenon.
