Shakespeare, Jonson, Molière: The Comic ContractMacmillan, 1980 - 246 Seiten |
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... given an amusing glimpse of the waspish Jonson : ' these master - poets , they will ha ' their own absurd courses ; they will be informed of nothing ! He has , sir - reverence , kicked me three or four times about the tiring - house , I ...
... given an amusing glimpse of the waspish Jonson : ' these master - poets , they will ha ' their own absurd courses ; they will be informed of nothing ! He has , sir - reverence , kicked me three or four times about the tiring - house , I ...
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... given the ultimate control of the action , as Jonson's presenters are in the ' comical satyres ' , then no audience or reader is prepared to put up with him . Even though he is split into different personae , the properly indignant ...
... given the ultimate control of the action , as Jonson's presenters are in the ' comical satyres ' , then no audience or reader is prepared to put up with him . Even though he is split into different personae , the properly indignant ...
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... given to the low comic servant ; Cléante , whose respectability as the spokesman for true piety was very important to Molière in the public controversy over the play , is given nothing but the most high - minded points of view . Where ...
... given to the low comic servant ; Cléante , whose respectability as the spokesman for true piety was very important to Molière in the public controversy over the play , is given nothing but the most high - minded points of view . Where ...
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The Triumph of Nature | 19 |
Comic Controllers | 43 |
Quacks and Conmen | 69 |
Urheberrecht | |
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