内容简介
对笑的征服是被长期剥夺受教育权、话语权和写作权女性的复仇，它使女性拥有了一方自由之地，在这块土地上，她们用犀利的目光审视社会及其自身。
让人发笑曾是男人的特权。长期以来，女人的笑意味着癫狂与失控，笑与女性气质被以礼仪、美丽和谨慎的名义对立。萨宾娜•梅尔基奥尔-博奈致力于破译这一禁忌的历史原因，并展示了女人如何逐渐获得让人发笑的权力。这是一个漫长的过程，全书从古代礼仪规则开始，到今天女性的独角戏演出结束，女人们允许自己显得有趣、漂亮、愚蠢或凶恶，正冒着风险将长期以来被禁止的事情变得普遍。
作者简介
萨宾娜•梅尔基奥尔•博奈（Sabine Melchior-Bonnet），法国历史学家，专门研究情感史，曾任职于法兰西公学，出版著作十余部，主要有《镜像的历史》《婚姻的历史》《爱情的破碎：一部分手史》等。
Content introduction
The conquest of laughter is the revenge of women who have been deprived of the right to education, the right to speak and the right to write for a long time, and it gives women a free land in which they examine society and themselves with sharp eyes.
It used to be a man's prerogative to make people laugh. For a long time, women's laughter has meant madness and loss of control, and laughter and femininity have been opposed in the name of etiquette, beauty and discretion. Sabina Melchior-Bonay sets out to decipher the historical reasons for this taboo and shows how women have gradually acquired the power to make people laugh. It's a long journey that begins with ancient rules of etiquette and ends with today's female one-woman show, where women who allow themselves to be funny, pretty, stupid or vicious are risking making common what has long been forbidden.
About the author
Sabine Melchior-Bonnet was a French historian who specialized in the history of emotions, worked at the French Public School, and published more than ten books, including The History of Mirrors, The History of Marriage, and The Broken Love: A Partial History of the Hand.
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