HNRS 128

Humor as Means of Social Control

Description: Seminar, four hours. Designed for College Honors students. Application of venerable humanist insights and social scientific thinking to contemporary social phenomenon of human laughter and humor. While Aristotle and Hobbes thought humor was bad for society, Locke and Bahktin would have disputed them for different reasons. Use of their ideas to critically evaluate how social scientists investigate mass media political satire of today. P/NP or letter grading.

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