JOURNAL TOPIC:
Today we may find out if Hamlet finally "gets the point." [groan] What is a pun? When are puns funny, and when aren't they? Why do so many people groan at them, and why doesn't that stop the rest of us from making them?
AGENDA:
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2. Hamlet
POST:
What is the role of humor in Hamlet? Give a couple examples to support your point. (title: SOMETHING'S FUNNY IN THE STATE OF DENMARK)
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