Laughter

Exploring the nature of laughter, Bergson delves into its social and psychological functions. He argues that laughter serves as a corrective mechanism, highlighting the absurdities of human behavior and promoting social cohesion. The work examines various forms of humor, emphasizing the importance of context and the interplay between the individual and society. Through a philosophical lens, Bergson invites readers to reflect on the deeper meanings behind laughter and its role in human experience.