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Michel Clasquin-Johnson2001

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Real Buddhas Don't Laugh: Attitudes towards Humour and Laughter in Ancient India and China

Michel Clasquin-Johnson

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Indian and Buddhist Studies Study and Philosophy of Religion Humor Studies and Applications

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(2001). Real Buddhas Don't Laugh: Attitudes towards Humour and Laughter in Ancient India and China. Social Identities: Vol. 7, No. 1, pp. 97-116.

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1979Humor, its origin and development 1987The Philosophy of laughter and humor 2019Comparative Literature Studies 1963Sweet madness: A study of humor.1962A history of Indian literature 1921The Pali Text Society's Pali-English dictionary 1895The Jataka : or, Stories of the Buddha's former births 1974Zen and the Comic Spirit

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Published2001-03-01

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