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Aux commencements du rire moderne

l'esprit fumiste
Pages
329
Published
1997
Language
French

Synopsis

This scholarly work explores the origins and evolution of modern laughter, specifically focusing on French wit and humor during the 19th century. It delves into the historical and critical aspects of black humor within French literature, offering a detailed analysis of its development and significance. The book provides a comprehensive look at how humor transformed during this pivotal period.

About the author

D
Daniel Grojnowski

Daniel Grojnowski is a French scholar and critic specializing in 19th-century literature and the Decadent movement. He is best known for his critical editions of classic texts