Desarbres, Paul-Victor <br/><br/>
Speaking for laughs and for real 

 -  2024.<br/>							 
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<br/><br/> In Erasmus, Thomas More and Rabelais, the nuances of laughter refer to the paradoxical folly of the Cross: selfmockery appears as the mark of a wise man who recognizes his own vanity and folly, to the point of becoming a dimension of the imitatio Christi.