Abstract
This paper shows an approach to the humor, as a human
ability to laugh from an epistemological perspective. In this
paper the humor is considered as essential a human element
for his approach to the world; this analysis requires the
mention of some elements like the language, the thinking
and the world configuration and their relationship with the
humor as a fundamental part of the human being.
The humor, as an element of the other, but also as an
element of the paradoxical and absurd of the human world,
allows a comprehension of the world, but also an acceptance
of reality or a possibility of an inevitable reality as
something out of the human.
We conclude that the humor, as an element of the human, is
a way of entertaining and also a way of understanding the
world configured with paradoxes and contradictions
inherent in the human being.
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