The Art Of Humor As A Form Of Contemporary Resistance
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In the Algerian society, through its historical stages, especially the last ones, ironic humorous expressions emerged, especially in the jokes circulated among its members, because irony, humor and sarcasm have a great impact in drawing a contemporary resistance adopted by peoples in exchange for oppression and the suppression of freedoms. As for other categories of jokes that were of a somewhat racist nature, many regions and parties within the geographical division of the country were the victims. The details of our diaries that highlight the inability to solve and remedy crises in our societies are transformed into rich, fruity materials aimed at alleviating the severity and crisis of reality. With the repetition of these fruitful materials and the practice of satirical methods on them and their transmission and spread, the ugliness of this tense situation gradually disappears and turns into a familiar reality familiar to society
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