Antirealist humor can appear unapologetic to some audiences depending on the topical content, particularly laughing at violence. However, there may be a few exceptions to other surrounding audiences. Antirealism is merely an abstract concept that conveys the action of placing the impractical and ambiguous towards real life. Since there is no limit to the quantity and quality of creativity, some people believe that antirealism overcomes the barriers of taking in a world of endless ideas galvanizing those to view reality in boundless perspectives. John Kennedy Toole’s novel A Confederacy of Dunces is a comedy that notoriously characterizes Ignatius Reilly as an anti-hero. From Toole’s antirealist humor, the novel has received much applauded critical
