Translation of "Comicality" in German

This stylistic technique of irony and comicality creates an ambiguous, but at the same time visually poetic atmosphere.

The document in question is the statement Dominus Jesus, that if it were not tragic it would be comical, as I wrote with all the necessary explanations in other locations, well stating my reference to comicality that, if not explained properly, It might sound to say the least irreverent.

The video works presented by the Berlin art collector Ivo Wessel react to it with a sometimes grotesque comicality possessing both analytic precision and narrative depth.

The core idea is to affirmatively top the toxic hill with an attraction that enables, in its literal sense, to overlook everything – this is not without any comicality and works as laconic comment probably more conclusively as with any attempt to critically commentate on this location.

With his reconstruction Arthur Ashin of Autre Ne Veut shows the cruel aspects, but also the inevitable comicality inherent in this voyeuristic exploitation of "talents".

With childishly-playfull means Thomas Christoph Heyde adresses the fascination of a pretentious opera world where comicality meets the tragic nature, where history and the modern world face each other on an equal level.

One would have to make absolutely sure that discursive thought, which is derived from language, has no hand in the creation of musical comicality – that, for instance, quotations do not automatically incur a reification of the affect prompted by contextual influences – as is the case with quotations in operas: Richard Wagner’s technique of the leitmotif is quite consciously constructed from such word-sound-constellations.