Laughter Is an Aesthetic Phenomenon

Abstract

This article examines laughter, including its impact on volume, persuasiveness, and its role in exposing social flaws. Many pieces of the scientific literature have been produced since antiquity–specifically, since Aristotle–that illuminate the meaning and subject of pilgrimage. Our research, which conducted an extensive investigation in this field, helped establish Uzbek literature’s new orientation at the start of the 20th century. One of the most significant categories of fiction was studied in these studies, and many opinions were expressed about the nature, genres, and importance of laughing in it. Also, a number of works that advance aesthetic thought were produced. With this work, we aimed to establish the context, importance of the issue, the value of humor in writing, and the conclusions reached.