Shakespeare, Jonson, Molière, the Comic ContractBarnes & Noble Books, 1980 - 246 Seiten The relation of the comedian to his audience through the comparison of individual works by the three comic playwrights of the seventeenth century. |
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... play called Barthol'mew Fair , merry , and as full of noise as sport , made to delight all , and to offend none ; provided they have either the wit or the honesty to think well of themselves ' ( Induction 73-5 ) . In other words nobody ...
... play called Barthol'mew Fair , merry , and as full of noise as sport , made to delight all , and to offend none ; provided they have either the wit or the honesty to think well of themselves ' ( Induction 73-5 ) . In other words nobody ...
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... play to end with Célimène marrying Alceste and are disappointed when it doesn't , would be purely sentimental . It is the very law of their nature , centrally demonstrated by the play , which prevents such a ' happy ending ' . Yet in ...
... play to end with Célimène marrying Alceste and are disappointed when it doesn't , would be purely sentimental . It is the very law of their nature , centrally demonstrated by the play , which prevents such a ' happy ending ' . Yet in ...
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... play to end with Célimène marrying Alceste and are disappointed when it doesn't , would be purely sentimental . It is the very law of their nature , centrally demonstrated by the play , which prevents such a ' happy ending ' . Yet in ...
... play to end with Célimène marrying Alceste and are disappointed when it doesn't , would be purely sentimental . It is the very law of their nature , centrally demonstrated by the play , which prevents such a ' happy ending ' . Yet in ...
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The Triumph of Nature | 19 |
Comic Controllers | 43 |
Quacks and Conmen | 69 |
Urheberrecht | |
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absurd action Agnès Alceste Alceste's Alchemist alchemy Angelo Arden Argan argues argument Arnolphe Arnolphe's attitude audience authority Bartholomew Fair c'est Cathos Celia Célimène characters Chrysalde Clerimont comedy comic contract Corvino court courtiers critics dénouement doctors Dom Juan doubt Duke Egeus Elizabethan Epicoene father Femmes Savantes final homme honour Horace human humour ideal ironic irony Isabella joke Jonson Juan justice King L'Ecole des Femmes ladies language laugh Le Malade Imaginaire Le Misanthrope Les Précieuses Ridicules London Love's Labour's Lost lovers Lucio Magdelon Malade Imaginaire marriage Mascarille Measure for Measure Médecin medicine Midsummer Night's Dream Misanthrope mock Molière Molière's moral Mosca nature normal Oberon Orgon Orlando Pandarus Paris parody pattern Philaminte Philinte play play's Précieuses Ridicules Prospero qu'on raisonneur represent role Rosalind satire scene seems sexual Sganarelle Shakespeare social society sort speech suggests Tartuffe Tempest theatre thee Thersites Theseus tout tradition Troilus and Cressida Truewit Volpone