Shakespeare, Jonson, Molière: The Comic ContractMacmillan, 1980 - 246 Seiten |
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... Elizabethan period exclusively associated with Scotland . Even more puzzling is the fact that neither Bristle nor Haggis are given any indication of dialect in their speech , in striking contrast to Whit . It is possible that Jonson had ...
... Elizabethan period exclusively associated with Scotland . Even more puzzling is the fact that neither Bristle nor Haggis are given any indication of dialect in their speech , in striking contrast to Whit . It is possible that Jonson had ...
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... Elizabethan theatre concepts of genre were simply too vague and too fluid for self - conscious formal experiment to have much meaning . When trying to classify Troilus and Cressida critics have been able to choose between the Folio ...
... Elizabethan theatre concepts of genre were simply too vague and too fluid for self - conscious formal experiment to have much meaning . When trying to classify Troilus and Cressida critics have been able to choose between the Folio ...
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... Elizabethan or Jacobean audience thought , or what expectations they brought to the theatre . The more research is done on the background of the period , the less we feel we can risk those convenient generalisations about how ' the ...
... Elizabethan or Jacobean audience thought , or what expectations they brought to the theatre . The more research is done on the background of the period , the less we feel we can risk those convenient generalisations about how ' the ...
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The Triumph of Nature | 19 |
Comic Controllers | 43 |
Quacks and Conmen | 69 |
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