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18-Feb-2008, 06:24
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 original context tikling oneself...... its social significance? Tickling must be the original context of laughter and the fact that tickling oneself if notoriously ineffective confirms its social significane. |
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18-Feb-2008, 07:00
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 Re: original context Need more to be sure. Sounds as if the author believes that laughter was 'discovered' when someone tickled someone else (a baby?). It is impossible to tickle yourself - if I tickle the bottom of my own feet it will give me a funny feeling - but I will not laugh. Last edited by oregeezer; 18-Feb-2008 at 07:01. Reason: Typo |
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