「能夠嘲笑邪惡和錯誤意味著我們已經超越了它們。每當我們發覺到這不是所有可能的世界中最好的一個我們就需要喜劇演員來讓我們面對現實中無法克服的缺憾。」Wylie Sypher, The Meanings of Comedy (1956)

留言加分享本貼文就有機會抽《論幽默》一本。
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