First published in 1987. What distinguishes people from other
animals is said to be people's ability to laugh. Much of the
literature treats humor as a normal but pathological phenomenon.
This volume first describes a theory which not only views humor as
nonpathological, but as contributing to the evolution of social
interest. It then describes the structure of the joke and proceeds
to elaborate the forms and goals humor takes in psychotherapy.
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