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That's a Western historical view on it. I wonder what other cultures thought of it.
by faitswulff 16y ago
That's a Western historical view on it. I wonder what other cultures thought of it.
- joe_the_user 16y agoIt's a history of attitudes towards laughter in some Western cultures, specifically Europe and the United States. Histories of other cultures would interesting too. But I can't see it as a "western view" any more than a history of wood carving in Japanese culture would be an "Eastern historical view".