Laughter

Exploring the nature of humor, this work delves into the relationship between laughter and human experience. Henri Bergson analyzes the social function of laughter, emphasizing its role in reinforcing societal norms and highlighting the mechanical aspects of life. He argues that laughter serves as a corrective mechanism, promoting adaptability and cohesion within communities. Through philosophical insights and keen observations, Bergson offers a profound understanding of why we laugh and the implications it has on our interactions and society.