46: Egypt, Mummies, Humor

Irreligiosophy

Religion & Spirituality

4.8 • 869 Ratings

🗓️ 29 December 2009

⏱️ 75 minutes

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Summary

Anthropology Professor Ewa Wasilevska returns to discuss some interesting facets of several courses she teaches, including the anthropology of humor and laughter, ancient Egypt's history, and the death rituals of various cultures around the world.

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0:16.0	Hello and welcome again to another podcast from Aerologyiosophy. Today's guest is Eva Wajalushka. Vajalevska. Wazaluski.
0:19.0	Dajilpska.
0:20.0	Anthropology professor at University of Utah.
0:25.0	Now we've actually had Eva on the show before,
0:28.0	which is why she isn't slapping me for pronouncing her name wrong.
0:31.0	She just understands I'm an inept retard.
0:34.0	That's how the ancients pronounce.
0:37.0	That's how the ancients.
0:40.0	So she has actually talked to me about some classes that she is looking to promote up at the
0:47.1	U of you and these classes not only are fascinating but fit in with ereligiosophy quite well.
0:53.0	So, away we go.
0:55.0	Okay.
0:56.0	Hello?
0:58.0	Nice segue.
1:00.0	Your first class is anthropology of humor.
1:02.0	Could you?
1:03.2	And laughter.
1:04.2	Desc that for us.
1:05.2	This is a very interesting class.
1:08.8	There are two different things.
1:09.6	Latins humor leads to no laughter, what's the way out?
1:12.1	Well, it's like your children, they always laugh and say,
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