Anatomía del humor en la “Lógica del sentido” de Deleuze o de cómo se disecciona a bastonazos

Leaving aside Deleuze’s proposals about humor in his textbook “Masochism: Coldness and Cruelty, and Venus in Fur ” and his notes on humorism in “Difference and repetition”, we will attempt in this brief essay to reflect upon the humoristic nature of humor, always within the logical frame that Deleuze himself suggests in his famous textbook “The Logic of Sense”. By using some philological strategies and taking some examples from the Elizabethan scenes, and also some Jonathan Pollock’s accounts related to the subject, we will try in these few lines to discover the relationship between “esoteric word” and “humorism”, so important and recurring concepts in Deleuzian philosophy.