Shakespeare, Jonson, Molière: The Comic ContractMacmillan, 1980 - 246 Seiten |
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... turn up in the first acts of comedies – by which he has the right to prescribe a husband for her or , if she refuses , condemn her to death . Theseus appears to endorse the father's absolute authority , and gives the conventional ...
... turn up in the first acts of comedies – by which he has the right to prescribe a husband for her or , if she refuses , condemn her to death . Theseus appears to endorse the father's absolute authority , and gives the conventional ...
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... turn back from Molière's medical satires to Jonson's Alchemist is to turn from respectable to disreputable imposture . Although the early links forged between medicine and alchemy - Paracelsus styled himself ' Prince of Philosophy and ...
... turn back from Molière's medical satires to Jonson's Alchemist is to turn from respectable to disreputable imposture . Although the early links forged between medicine and alchemy - Paracelsus styled himself ' Prince of Philosophy and ...
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... turns to the theatre , allowing Molière to satirise the Parisian claques and his rivals ' les grands comédiens ' ; then ... turn for two , in which he and Jodelet vie with one another in displaying their wounds . As they prepare for an ...
... turns to the theatre , allowing Molière to satirise the Parisian claques and his rivals ' les grands comédiens ' ; then ... turn for two , in which he and Jodelet vie with one another in displaying their wounds . As they prepare for an ...
Inhalt
The Triumph of Nature | 19 |
Comic Controllers | 43 |
Quacks and Conmen | 69 |
Urheberrecht | |
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