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Laughter is universal, but what makes each generation laugh is anything but. From slapstick to sarcasm, from stand-up to memes, humor has evolved through time, shaped by cultural shifts, technological advancements, and the ever-changing worldviews of different eras. Generational Giggles: Humor Across the Ages takes readers on a fascinating journey through the history of comedy, exploring how each generation developed its unique brand of humor and why jokes that once had audiences roaring with laughter may now raise eyebrows—or simply fall flat.

Why do Boomers find sitcom punchlines hilarious while Gen Z thrives on chaotic, absurdist memes? What made Gen X the masters of sarcasm, and why do Millennials embrace self-deprecating humor? This book unpacks the trends, societal shifts, and comedic revolutions that define generational humor, revealing how humor reflects the times in which we live. From the wit of Shakespeare to the slapstick of silent films, from the sharp-tongued stand-up of the '80s to the fast-paced internet culture of today, this book explores comedy's transformation across centuries.

Packed with entertaining anecdotes, cultural analysis, and laugh-out-loud insights, Generational Giggles is a must-read for comedy lovers, pop culture enthusiasts, and anyone who has ever wondered why their parents, kids, or friends don't get their jokes. Whether you're nostalgic for the humor of your youth or curious about the comedic future, this book provides a witty, engaging look at the way we laugh—and why.

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