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Who Should Be Called A Metaphysical Humorist?

June 30, 2021P DLeave a Comment on Who Should Be Called A Metaphysical Humorist?

Can anyone define a metaphysical humorist? Humour and humourist are two common words in literature. Even the word metaphysical is a known word. But how can one interpret a term that includes two words ‘metaphysical’ and ‘humorist’? In simple language, humor means the manifestation of laughter. And a humorist is a person who is an […]

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