Thomas Wilk Knihy

Exploring the ethics of humor, this book delves into the complexities surrounding who can tell jokes about various marginalized groups, including Jews, Poles, and women. It challenges conventional perspectives by questioning whether only members of a group or those in a position of power should be allowed to joke about their experiences. The discussion reveals the nuances of comedy and its impact on societal norms, ultimately suggesting that existing frameworks for understanding humor may be insufficient.