rir é o próprio do homem to laugh is proper to the man
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Abstract
Este pequeno texto tenta investigar as origens do conhecido exemplo "o riso é o próprio do homem". Conclui-se que, se não a origem, a difusão do exemplo encontra-se na Isagoge de Porfírio.
This brief paper attempts to investigate the origins of the well-known example "laughter is the proper of man". It is concluded that the diffusion of this example, if not its origins, stems from Porphyry's Isagoge.
This brief paper attempts to investigate the origins of the well-known example "laughter is the proper of man". It is concluded that the diffusion of this example, if not its origins, stems from Porphyry's Isagoge.
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| Authors | ;Carlos Arthur R. do Nascimento |
| Journal | hong kong journal of paediatrics |
| Year | 1999 |
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10.1590/S0101-31731999000100004
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