Humor in Philosophical Contexts: Socratic Irony

The Philosophy of Humor Yearbook 1 (1):185-189 (2020)
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It is hard to say what the focus of the difficulty here is: the very idea of a sense of proportion or the idea that a sense of humor is an ideal vehicle for it. Both are puzzling. As having the one without the other is quite possible, this is only a feel that the two go well together.

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Joseph Agassi
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