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Kant’s Joke: Are Practical Jokes Wrong? #244 (P)

Kant’s Joke: Are Practical Jokes Wrong? #244 (P)

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Kant is an unlikely source of humour, one might suppose, given his, by all accounts, reined-in, well-regulated way of life. On the other hand, others report that he could be quite a wit and good company when out convivially eating with others. Be that as it may, the connection with Kant is not with him personally, but with that perhaps even more unlikely joke-source, the Categorical Imperative.

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