Shakespeare, Jonson, Molière: The Comic ContractMacmillan, 1980 - 246 Seiten |
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... irony : we give you happy endings , Brecht and Gay tell us , because we know that is what you want , not what these characters would in fact be likely to get . It is not nearly as aggressive or cynical as that in Molière . But we are ...
... irony : we give you happy endings , Brecht and Gay tell us , because we know that is what you want , not what these characters would in fact be likely to get . It is not nearly as aggressive or cynical as that in Molière . But we are ...
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... irony here . As Patricia Thomson has put it acutely , ' Ironies do not turn speeches into speechifying'.9 If ... ironic disparity between the vast generalisations of these speeches and the specific political effect which Ulysses has in ...
... irony here . As Patricia Thomson has put it acutely , ' Ironies do not turn speeches into speechifying'.9 If ... ironic disparity between the vast generalisations of these speeches and the specific political effect which Ulysses has in ...
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... ironic commentator appears to leave him closer to the audience than he actually is . In the multiple eavesdropping scene in which Thersites watches Ulysses watching Troilus watching Diomedes and Cressida , the normal dynamics of irony ...
... ironic commentator appears to leave him closer to the audience than he actually is . In the multiple eavesdropping scene in which Thersites watches Ulysses watching Troilus watching Diomedes and Cressida , the normal dynamics of irony ...
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Comic Controllers | 43 |
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