Comedy Begins with our Simplest Gestures: Levinas, Ethics and Humor

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Pittsburgh: Duquesne University Press (2017)
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The important relationship of comedy to ethics, through the lens of continental philosophy and Emmanuel Levinas, in particular, is examined.

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B105.C456.C66 2017

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9780820707037   0820707031

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