Understanding Concepts of Humor

The good way people portray society must be ironic. Voltaire is one of many writers who uses humor through his book Candide to tease his society. This is a sarcastic book that depicts various themes of society. First of all, in the Candido book, the hero experienced a series of adventures and murders to maintain his love for Kneemonde. Then Candide could not do all these without his partner D.r Pangloss.

Inconsistency Theory - The theory of disharmony is the most difficult to understand in all theories. Inconsistency theory states that humor is perceived as a moment contradicting the real objective that the concept concerning the situation is considered to have a relationship with the subject. Basically, you understand humor when you understand that certain aspect of the situation is not what it should be. Comic relief is the release of melodrama or other nervous emotions produced in a comic plot of a serious or tragic moment in the play. The comic relief has been used since the beginning of the script, but it is still used today. William Shakespeare is one of the historical figures, he is truly popular in the drama. Shakespeare also includes his most tragic and popular comedy, including Hamlet, Macbeth, Romeo and Juliet.

A unique and often strange feature of the tragedy of William Shakespeare 'Hamlet' is the existence of dark humor: the constant word play, satire, riddle, reaction of clown and jealousy. Hamlet 's language is skillfully and concretely designed covering Shakespeare' s dark humor. For all uses of comedy and wit, the word of the play is to make the audience feel happiness, not their role. This concept is extremely important to understand the situation of comedy in tragedy like Hamlet. Hamlet is a very user-friendly and linguistic style, especially with punk, a conversation with a dwarf male Polonius, and the use of a cemetery scene with a comic comic relief pattern and plan

Eliminating discordance also contributes to the sense of humor. This concept is called "uncoordinated solution" theory, and it refers mainly to the written joke. This theory can be widely applied in determining what makes humorous things interesting, which can explain laughter in many different juxtaposition concepts. Contradiction is also an important part of benign infringement theory (BVT) which is one of recent trends. From linguist Thomas Veatch's "theory violation", I explain a variety of different and interesting ways, BVT is trying to unify all previous humor theory and create a global theory to solve each problem.