The Comedian and Humor: A Psychological and Aesthetic Study is an outstanding work by Theodore Lipps that examines the nature of comedy and humor from a psychological and aesthetic perspective. The author investigates what factors cause people to laugh, what is the role of humor in the life of society and what processes occur in human psychology during the perception of the comic. The book offers the reader a deep and systematic analysis of comic and humor phenomena, helping to better understand these important aspects of culture and psychology. Comedian and Humor: A Psychological and Aesthetic Study is not only an important work for specialists in the field of psychology and aesthetics, but also fascinating reading for anyone interested in the nature of laughter and humor.