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A Sense of Humor, a Sense of Self, and Similar Expressions

Anna Wierzbicka

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This chapter examines the following phrases: a sense of humor, a sense of self, a sense of freedom, a sense of obligation, a sense of history, a sense of time and place, a sense of reality, and a sense of joy.

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This chapter examines the following phrases: a sense of humor, a sense of self, a sense of freedom, a sense of obligation, a sense of history, a sense of time and place, a sense of reality, and a sense of joy.

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This chapter examines the following phrases: a sense of humor, a sense of self, a sense of freedom, a sense of obligation, a sense of history, a sense of time and place, a sense of reality, and a sense of joy.

Key concepts: Sense (electronics), Sense of humor, Psychology of self, Psychology, Sense of place, Communication, Social psychology, Sociology

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