The Humor Prism in 20Th-Century America (Humor in Life and Letters) by Joseph Boskin

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Joseph Boskin claimed This text explores to what extent and in what ways American humour in the 20th century reflects history, examining the dynamics and disguised messages behind humour. The author also discusses the cultural and social implications of humour.

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