An Essay on Laughter: Its Forms, Its Causes, Its Development and Its Value
An Essay on Laughter: Its Forms, Its Causes, Its Development and Its Value — English source edition. Subject: Laughter.
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Laughter: An Essay on the Meaning of the Comic — English source edition. Subject: Comedy.
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Report of the Sanitary Committee of the Commissioners of Sewers of the City of London, together with a report of the Medical Officer of Health on the objec...
The eternal laughter, and other poems — English source edition. Subject: American poetry -- 20th century.
Die Physiologie und Psychologie des Lachens und des Komischen. Ein Beitrag zur experimentellen Psychologie für Naturforscher, Philosophen und gebildete Lai...
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