Humor in the collectivist Arab Middle East: The case of Lebanon

Shahé S. Kazarian

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Abstract The Lebanese people are lovers of the social and the humorous, and the soul of their humor is manifest in their social gatherings, tales, civil and religious celebrations, songs, jokes, literature, theatre, cartoons, and spontaneous wit. In the present article, humor, Arabic

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