Shakespeare, Jonson, Molière: The Comic ContractMacmillan, 1980 - 246 Seiten |
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... contrast , the counterparts of real life doctors of eminent reputation in court and city . Yet for the purposes of comedy the process remains that of imposture , however different the normal credibility of doctors and alchemists . The ...
... contrast , the counterparts of real life doctors of eminent reputation in court and city . Yet for the purposes of comedy the process remains that of imposture , however different the normal credibility of doctors and alchemists . The ...
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... contrast with all this , the court games of love are stigmatised as false , wordplay is counterfeiting . Such puritan disapproval of frivolity may seem paradoxical when the frivolities of the play are so evidently enjoyed and enjoyable ...
... contrast with all this , the court games of love are stigmatised as false , wordplay is counterfeiting . Such puritan disapproval of frivolity may seem paradoxical when the frivolities of the play are so evidently enjoyed and enjoyable ...
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... contrast to the palpably distorted vision of the comically deranged . In one way , therefore , no play of Molière's would seem to give a more reassuring sense of the normality of reason and good sense than Tartuffe . If the bourgeois ...
... contrast to the palpably distorted vision of the comically deranged . In one way , therefore , no play of Molière's would seem to give a more reassuring sense of the normality of reason and good sense than Tartuffe . If the bourgeois ...
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The Triumph of Nature | 19 |
Comic Controllers | 43 |
Quacks and Conmen | 69 |
Urheberrecht | |
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