Dark humor and censorship | Connor Kianpour, guest host Stephen Kershnar

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Introduction

00:00 • 2min

2

The Relationship Between Moral Defects and the Aesthetic Value of Jokes

02:03 • 6min

3

The Incongruity Theory of Humor

07:56 • 3min

4

What Makes Things Funny?

11:01 • 3min

5

The Importance of Objective Comedic Value

14:24 • 3min

6

The Impossibility of Objective Standards of Coolness and Sexiness

17:26 • 3min

7

The Relationship Between Morality and Aesthetic Value

20:16 • 2min

8

The Immoral Joke

22:15 • 2min

9

The Immoral Joke Teller

24:32 • 4min

10

The Problem With Moral Jokes

28:34 • 2min

11

The Metaphysics of Jokes

30:54 • 3min

12

The Moralistic Fallacy in the Relationship Between Art and Morality

33:39 • 3min

13

The Moral Problem With Immoral Jokes

37:04 • 6min

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The Immorality of Jokes

42:48 • 2min

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The Immorality of Jokes

45:02 • 56sec

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The Importance of Moral Value in Comedy

45:58 • 5min

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The Immorality of Consent

51:07 • 3min

18

How to Determine the Value of Work About It

53:38 • 2min

19

The Importance of Humor in Jokes

55:47 • 3min

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The Importance of Humor in Beauty

59:10 • 4min