Risa, ritual y poesía
Keywords:
laughter, ritual, Classic Antiquity, Middle AgesAbstract
Up to the seventies, with the publication of Bajtín’s book about Rabelais and the popular culture of the Middle Ages, modern criticism did not recover the concept of «laughter» as an element originated in the ancient celebrations of the Antiquity. But this concept goes further than that, since it can be found in the roots of each «poetic speech act».
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