Shakespeare, Jonson, Molière: The Comic ContractMacmillan, 1980 - 246 Seiten |
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... whole realm in holiday disorder , as Shakespeare wanted to show the whole realm assisting in the glorious victory of Agincourt . There are surprisingly few plays in the Elizabethan / Jacobean period in which such representative trios ...
... whole realm in holiday disorder , as Shakespeare wanted to show the whole realm assisting in the glorious victory of Agincourt . There are surprisingly few plays in the Elizabethan / Jacobean period in which such representative trios ...
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... whole play gives an impression of spoof rather than satire in earnest . Within the court context , in fact , the personal caricatures of the royal doctors should not necessarily be taken as the measure of Molière's ' impiety in medicine ...
... whole play gives an impression of spoof rather than satire in earnest . Within the court context , in fact , the personal caricatures of the royal doctors should not necessarily be taken as the measure of Molière's ' impiety in medicine ...
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... whole argument is a model of clarity which might have an audience nodding understanding assent . The language of alchemy is a hypnotic Sirens ' song , whose enchanting attraction we can feel , while ourselves ensured against its spell ...
... whole argument is a model of clarity which might have an audience nodding understanding assent . The language of alchemy is a hypnotic Sirens ' song , whose enchanting attraction we can feel , while ourselves ensured against its spell ...
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The Triumph of Nature | 19 |
Comic Controllers | 43 |
Quacks and Conmen | 69 |
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