Shakespeare, Jonson, Molière: The Comic ContractMacmillan, 1980 - 246 Seiten |
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... attitude of humility – Judge not that ye be not judged ' . - There are dangers here , however , dangers particularly of sentimentalising the whole concept of the fair . If the opponents of the fair are Busy , Wasp and Overdo , if its ...
... attitude of humility – Judge not that ye be not judged ' . - There are dangers here , however , dangers particularly of sentimentalising the whole concept of the fair . If the opponents of the fair are Busy , Wasp and Overdo , if its ...
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... attitude to women's efforts towards a personal life ? 3 The only explanation which Adam can offer for this lamentable lapse of taste and judgement is that the play was a part of a personal feud against a literary enemy , the Abbé Cotin ...
... attitude to women's efforts towards a personal life ? 3 The only explanation which Adam can offer for this lamentable lapse of taste and judgement is that the play was a part of a personal feud against a literary enemy , the Abbé Cotin ...
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... attitude towards the Collegiates . His song ' Still to be Neat ' is an epigrammatic statement of the ideal of simplicity against feminine artifice . When Truewit retorts with a defense of cosmetics , borrowed like so much else in the ...
... attitude towards the Collegiates . His song ' Still to be Neat ' is an epigrammatic statement of the ideal of simplicity against feminine artifice . When Truewit retorts with a defense of cosmetics , borrowed like so much else in the ...
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The Triumph of Nature | 19 |
Comic Controllers | 43 |
Quacks and Conmen | 69 |
Urheberrecht | |
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