Shakespeare, Jonson, Molière: The Comic ContractMacmillan, 1980 - 246 Seiten |
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... argues that Bartholomew Fair in fact fulfils the demands of classical precept liberally interpreted.4 More commonly recent Jonson critics have focussed attention on individual words or concepts which recur in the play as its organic ...
... argues that Bartholomew Fair in fact fulfils the demands of classical precept liberally interpreted.4 More commonly recent Jonson critics have focussed attention on individual words or concepts which recur in the play as its organic ...
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... argues that their attitude to the fair , amused but detached , is the correct one from Jonson's and the audience's point of view : ' these men can be said to be our representatives at the fair , guiding our response , in the manner of a ...
... argues that their attitude to the fair , amused but detached , is the correct one from Jonson's and the audience's point of view : ' these men can be said to be our representatives at the fair , guiding our response , in the manner of a ...
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... argues that Truewit is to be judged critically against the standard of the urbane and courtly Dauphine . 13 E. B. Partridge suggests that none of the three are exempt from satire : ' The play's ironic exposure extends to the young ...
... argues that Truewit is to be judged critically against the standard of the urbane and courtly Dauphine . 13 E. B. Partridge suggests that none of the three are exempt from satire : ' The play's ironic exposure extends to the young ...
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The Triumph of Nature | 19 |
Comic Controllers | 43 |
Quacks and Conmen | 69 |
Urheberrecht | |
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