Shakespeare, Jonson, Molière: The Comic ContractMacmillan, 1980 - 246 Seiten |
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... social life . The natural , so far from being in complete opposition to the social , is very much a concept of man in society . The purpose of this chapter is to analyse two comedies which may illustrate such an idealistic conception of ...
... social life . The natural , so far from being in complete opposition to the social , is very much a concept of man in society . The purpose of this chapter is to analyse two comedies which may illustrate such an idealistic conception of ...
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... social inequality between the sexes ' . 1 The historical evidence would scarcely seem to bear this out as a general proposition . Comic playwrights from Aristophanes on have made capital out of sexual inequality as the social norm . The ...
... social inequality between the sexes ' . 1 The historical evidence would scarcely seem to bear this out as a general proposition . Comic playwrights from Aristophanes on have made capital out of sexual inequality as the social norm . The ...
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... social issues from a twentieth century point of view . Though Les Femmes Savantes or Epicoene appear to uphold conservative attitudes , this may not be their main raison d'être . The traditional comic image of the women's revolt can be ...
... social issues from a twentieth century point of view . Though Les Femmes Savantes or Epicoene appear to uphold conservative attitudes , this may not be their main raison d'être . The traditional comic image of the women's revolt can be ...
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The Triumph of Nature | 19 |
Comic Controllers | 43 |
Quacks and Conmen | 69 |
Urheberrecht | |
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