Shakespeare, Jonson, Molière: The Comic ContractMacmillan, 1980 - 246 Seiten |
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... Molière , in the last stages of tuberculosis , having his pretend doctor diagnose his imaginary illness as originating in the lungs ? It is Molière , rather than Sartre's Saint Genet , who deserves the title ' comédien et martyr ' . For ...
... Molière , in the last stages of tuberculosis , having his pretend doctor diagnose his imaginary illness as originating in the lungs ? It is Molière , rather than Sartre's Saint Genet , who deserves the title ' comédien et martyr ' . For ...
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... Molière ( Paris 1929 ) , René Jasinski , Molière et Le Misanthrope ( Paris 1951 ) . 3. Nearly all the most authoritative critics on Molière since 1945 , Paul Benichou , W. G. Moore , Antoine Adam , Jacques Guicharnaud , have lent ...
... Molière ( Paris 1929 ) , René Jasinski , Molière et Le Misanthrope ( Paris 1951 ) . 3. Nearly all the most authoritative critics on Molière since 1945 , Paul Benichou , W. G. Moore , Antoine Adam , Jacques Guicharnaud , have lent ...
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... Molière as Ironic Contemplator ( The Hague & Paris 1973 ) . La Fameuse Comédienne ou histoire de la Guerin auparavant femme et veuve de Molière , ed . Jules Bonnassies ( Paris 1870 [ 1e . ed . Francfort 1688 ] ) . La Vie de Molière ...
... Molière as Ironic Contemplator ( The Hague & Paris 1973 ) . La Fameuse Comédienne ou histoire de la Guerin auparavant femme et veuve de Molière , ed . Jules Bonnassies ( Paris 1870 [ 1e . ed . Francfort 1688 ] ) . La Vie de Molière ...
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The Triumph of Nature | 19 |
Comic Controllers | 43 |
Quacks and Conmen | 69 |
Urheberrecht | |
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