Comic Character in Restoration DramaMouton, 1975 - 151 páginas |
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... Congreve , on his Comedy Called " The Double - Dealer ' " , Dryden identifies the strength of his contemporary authors . He praises Etherege for his " courtship " and " manly Wycherly " for his " satire , wit and strength " , and Congreve ...
... Congreve , on his Comedy Called " The Double - Dealer ' " , Dryden identifies the strength of his contemporary authors . He praises Etherege for his " courtship " and " manly Wycherly " for his " satire , wit and strength " , and Congreve ...
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... Congreve's kingdom is ruled by brilliant and often benevolent forces . Congreve's characters , and especially his silly - wise fools , have their shortcomings but they are seldom evil . They exist in a sunny realm where beside ...
... Congreve's kingdom is ruled by brilliant and often benevolent forces . Congreve's characters , and especially his silly - wise fools , have their shortcomings but they are seldom evil . They exist in a sunny realm where beside ...
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... Congreve , occasioned by his Comedy called ' The Way of the World ' " . He praises the lifelike quality and humanity of Congreve's world . He states : By your selected scenes and handsome choice Ennobled Comedy exalts her voice ; You ...
... Congreve , occasioned by his Comedy called ' The Way of the World ' " . He praises the lifelike quality and humanity of Congreve's world . He states : By your selected scenes and handsome choice Ennobled Comedy exalts her voice ; You ...
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A Theory of Comic Character | 7 |
Degrees of Ignorance and Knowledge | 37 |
Fields of Ignorance and Knowledge I | 72 |
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