Shakespeare, Jonson, Molière: The Comic ContractMacmillan, 1980 - 246 Seiten |
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... alchemists . The Alchemist , like Molière's medical plays , is a study of deceivers and deceived . In The Alchemist , also , as in Le Malade Imaginaire , we laugh as much at the deceived as at the deceivers . One of the play's great ...
... alchemists . The Alchemist , like Molière's medical plays , is a study of deceivers and deceived . In The Alchemist , also , as in Le Malade Imaginaire , we laugh as much at the deceived as at the deceivers . One of the play's great ...
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... alchemists and Jonson even owned one such work himself . 19 When Mammon goes on to make of the golden fleece an alchemist's book , to see in ' Pythagoras ' thigh ' , ' Pandora's tub ' , and many more , metaphors for the alchemist's art ...
... alchemists and Jonson even owned one such work himself . 19 When Mammon goes on to make of the golden fleece an alchemist's book , to see in ' Pythagoras ' thigh ' , ' Pandora's tub ' , and many more , metaphors for the alchemist's art ...
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... alchemy in The Alchemist or Le Malade Imaginaire has been related by several critics to religious belief or disbelief . Molière's ' impiety in medicine ' has been linked with the naturalism of Gassendi , as we have seen , and more ...
... alchemy in The Alchemist or Le Malade Imaginaire has been related by several critics to religious belief or disbelief . Molière's ' impiety in medicine ' has been linked with the naturalism of Gassendi , as we have seen , and more ...
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The Triumph of Nature | 19 |
Comic Controllers | 43 |
Quacks and Conmen | 69 |
Urheberrecht | |
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