Shakespeare, Jonson, Molière: The Comic ContractMacmillan, 1980 - 246 Seiten |
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... Epicoene appear to uphold conservative attitudes , this may not be their main raison d'être . The traditional comic ... EPICOENE The Silent Woman , Jonson's sub - title for Epicoene , which seems quite early on to have become the name by ...
... Epicoene appear to uphold conservative attitudes , this may not be their main raison d'être . The traditional comic ... EPICOENE The Silent Woman , Jonson's sub - title for Epicoene , which seems quite early on to have become the name by ...
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... Epicoene , but its effect is more than that of a sensational coup de théâtre . It has an important function in the exposure and humiliation of the comic butts : Sir Amorous and Sir John's sexual pretensions are exploded by it , as we ...
... Epicoene , but its effect is more than that of a sensational coup de théâtre . It has an important function in the exposure and humiliation of the comic butts : Sir Amorous and Sir John's sexual pretensions are exploded by it , as we ...
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... Epicoene who would seem to be there to represent a normal viewpoint , Clerimont , Truewit , and Dauphine . Critics have disagreed in trying to identify the authoritative Jonsonian spokesman among this trio . Jonas Barish is in no doubt ...
... Epicoene who would seem to be there to represent a normal viewpoint , Clerimont , Truewit , and Dauphine . Critics have disagreed in trying to identify the authoritative Jonsonian spokesman among this trio . Jonas Barish is in no doubt ...
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The Triumph of Nature | 19 |
Comic Controllers | 43 |
Quacks and Conmen | 69 |
Urheberrecht | |
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