Shakespeare, Jonson, Molière: The Comic ContractMacmillan, 1980 - 246 Seiten |
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... tradition identified the significance of Molière's plays in terms of the ideas of his time . For some he was a radical , associated with the tradition of seventeenth - century freethink- ing and a rationalist ' philosophy of nature ...
... tradition identified the significance of Molière's plays in terms of the ideas of his time . For some he was a radical , associated with the tradition of seventeenth - century freethink- ing and a rationalist ' philosophy of nature ...
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... tradition of perverse scholarship turned to the benefit of a sort of fantastic dead - pan comedy which runs ( at least ) from Rabelais to Joyce , and it is in this tradition that Jonson belongs . A part of Joyce or of Jonson enjoys the ...
... tradition of perverse scholarship turned to the benefit of a sort of fantastic dead - pan comedy which runs ( at least ) from Rabelais to Joyce , and it is in this tradition that Jonson belongs . A part of Joyce or of Jonson enjoys the ...
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... tradition originating with Caxton , Lydgate and Henryson , which treated the Trojan story in a satiric and anti- heroic light . Others differentiated between the Trojans , whom the Elizabethans admired , partly because of the legend of ...
... tradition originating with Caxton , Lydgate and Henryson , which treated the Trojan story in a satiric and anti- heroic light . Others differentiated between the Trojans , whom the Elizabethans admired , partly because of the legend of ...
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The Triumph of Nature | 19 |
Comic Controllers | 43 |
Quacks and Conmen | 69 |
Urheberrecht | |
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