Literary Comedy

Literary comedy refers to a genre of literature that aims to entertain and amuse readers through humor, often highlighting human follies, absurdities, and social norms. It typically features witty dialogue, comedic situations, and often satirical elements that critique societal conventions. Comedy in literature can take various forms, including plays, novels, and short stories, and it often emphasizes character interactions and misunderstandings. Notable examples include Shakespeare's comedies, such as "A Midsummer Night's Dream," and modern works that blend humor with deeper themes, creating an engaging experience that invites reflection alongside laughter.