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But parody is the exception that proves the rule , which is that ordinarily we do not consciously notice standard elements and techniques drawn from the drama / culture complex , despite their omnipresence . Other factors that affect ...
But parody is the exception that proves the rule , which is that ordinarily we do not consciously notice standard elements and techniques drawn from the drama / culture complex , despite their omnipresence . Other factors that affect ...
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As with allegory , I have already dealt with generalized parody , where an archetypal character , situation , speech , or action is held up to ridicule . Again , such parody can be more specific , relating to recent works that are very ...
As with allegory , I have already dealt with generalized parody , where an archetypal character , situation , speech , or action is held up to ridicule . Again , such parody can be more specific , relating to recent works that are very ...
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The real - life referential equivalent to literary referential parody is satire . Satire , indeed , is the purpose of most real - life reference on stage , including the citations and allegorical references just discussed .
The real - life referential equivalent to literary referential parody is satire . Satire , indeed , is the purpose of most real - life reference on stage , including the citations and allegorical references just discussed .
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Acknowledgments | 9 |
Sophocles Oedipus the King | 121 |
Shakespeare As You Like It | 133 |
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