Shakespeare, Jonson, Molière: The Comic ContractMacmillan, 1980 - 246 Seiten |
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... perhaps go beyond such a negative conclusion . What comedy most often resists is not so much power or authority as the in- dividual will which claims for itself the force of law . The heavy father Egeus demands as a right due to his ...
... perhaps go beyond such a negative conclusion . What comedy most often resists is not so much power or authority as the in- dividual will which claims for itself the force of law . The heavy father Egeus demands as a right due to his ...
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... perhaps help here to determine the attitude which Shakespeare expected his audience to adopt . The tone of the Prologue many critics have found peculiar , and for some it has provided clear signs of a comic intention . The strangely ...
... perhaps help here to determine the attitude which Shakespeare expected his audience to adopt . The tone of the Prologue many critics have found peculiar , and for some it has provided clear signs of a comic intention . The strangely ...
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... perhaps than Alceste can , and certainly can live in it more successfully , yet the passionate anger which they lack is not seen only as a product of Alceste's comic egoism . It is a quality , as Eliante suggests , rare in their world ...
... perhaps than Alceste can , and certainly can live in it more successfully , yet the passionate anger which they lack is not seen only as a product of Alceste's comic egoism . It is a quality , as Eliante suggests , rare in their world ...
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The Triumph of Nature | 19 |
Comic Controllers | 43 |
Quacks and Conmen | 69 |
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