G.K. Chesterton divided this concept into "old" and "new," while a more common division is between "high" and "low."
George Meredith noted that the French understand men and women better than the British do, due to having a "school" of this concept, in his Essay on this concept. G.K. Chesterton divided this concept into "old" and "new," while a more common division is between "high" and "low." The "high" form of this concept includes ones "of manners" and "of ideas," which often include satire; the "low" form typically makes use of farce. For 10 points, name this concept that describes any work intended to make people laugh.
George Meredith noted that the French understand men and women better than the British do, due to having a "school" of this concept, in his Essay on this concept.
{comedy}