Humor in der arabischen Kultur / Humor in Arabic Culture

Georges Tamer presents a fascinating exploration of humor within Arabic culture through a collection of scholarly contributions. This compilation draws on insights from various researchers who participated in an international symposium dedicated to the roles and manifestations of humor in Arab contexts.

The book delves into the multifaceted nature of humor, examining how it not only serves as entertainment but also as a vehicle for social commentary and cultural expression. Various essays highlight the historical, linguistic, and social dimensions of humor, showcasing its significance in everyday life and its function in bridging cultural divides.

Through thoughtful analysis and diverse perspectives, the reader is invited to appreciate humor as an essential aspect of Arab identity. This work opens a dialogue about how laughter can bridge differences and foster understanding in an increasingly interconnected world.