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Psychology and Psychotechnics
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Taldykina, A. N. Humor as a Psychological Phenomenon

Abstract: Many times humor has been the matter at issue in history of philosophy and psychology. There are numerous ideas and conceptions describing the phenomenon of humor. However, many psychological aspects of this topic are still left unstudied. The author views the humor in the context of psychological problems.

Keywords:

psychology, humor, the comic, funny, wit, emotion, intellect, the unconscious, comic

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