Issue 17 Laughter Spring 2005
Table of Contents
Columns
Main
Laughter
- Tears of Laughter
Christopher Turner Darwin and the indeterminacy of emotions
- Stimuli Eliciting Smiling and Laughing in Children at Different Ages
- Artist Project / Laughter, Interrupted (Introduction)
- Artist Project / Laughter, Interrupted (Rueful)
Paul Chan
- Very Funny: An Interview with Simon Critchley
Brian Dillon and Simon Critchley Toward a philosophical history of humor
- The Practitioner: An Interview with Maud Skoog Brandin
Mats Bigert and Maud Skoog Brandin Laughing without reason in Sweden
- Infectious Laughter
David Serlin Kuru as metaphor
- Artist Project / Laughter, Interrupted (Cruel)
Lawrence Weiner
- The Art of Laughter
Jim Holt Three ways to be funny
- Artist Project / Laughter, Interrupted (Malicious)
Matt Freedman
- The Christian-Hegelian Comedy
Slavoj Žižek "God is dead," and other classic one-liners
- Artist Project / Laughter, Interrupted (Perverse)
Steven Brower
- Incorruptible Teeth, or, the French Smile Revolution
Colin Jones Laughter and the birth of dentistry
- Wide at the Bottom, Narrow at the Top
Sasha Archibald King Louis-Philippe and the pear
- Artist Project / Laughter Scores
Edward Jessen
- No Laughing Matter
Jennifer Liese A short, sad history of the smiley face
And
- Postcard / Yours Sincerely, Wasting Away
Michael Rakowitz
- Bookmark / The Laff Box
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