We Were Here.
The article presents an essay on how laugh scientists have divided laughter into five distinct categories. Topics include how laughter may be the most universal, the most transcendent, the most spontaneous form of communication, the aliens who are thought to communicate through sign language or tele...
| Publicado en: | Harvard Review no. 59; pp. 82 - 92 |
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Harvard Review
2022
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