Comic Character in Restoration DramaMouton, 1975 - 151 páginas |
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... Knowledge ( II ) . 101 Dian's Bud O'er Cupid's Flower : Knowledge of Other . 101 A Company of Gaudy Nothings : Manners . 111 Bellows of Zeal : Morals . 122 V. Conclusion Bibliography Index . 135 143 149 I AN UNEXAMINED LIFE ( A Theory ...
... Knowledge ( II ) . 101 Dian's Bud O'er Cupid's Flower : Knowledge of Other . 101 A Company of Gaudy Nothings : Manners . 111 Bellows of Zeal : Morals . 122 V. Conclusion Bibliography Index . 135 143 149 I AN UNEXAMINED LIFE ( A Theory ...
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... knowledge , in life or on the stage , to be considered a fairly civilized and not too ridiculous human being . If he fails to do so and there is a considerable gap of awareness in his knowledge then he can expect correction and ridicule ...
... knowledge , in life or on the stage , to be considered a fairly civilized and not too ridiculous human being . If he fails to do so and there is a considerable gap of awareness in his knowledge then he can expect correction and ridicule ...
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... knowledge of manners nor a smattering of in- telligence does much to lift a character out of the group of dunces . Sir Sampson's imagination delights and so does Lady Wishfort's knowledge of Don Quixote and Greek mythology , but such ...
... knowledge of manners nor a smattering of in- telligence does much to lift a character out of the group of dunces . Sir Sampson's imagination delights and so does Lady Wishfort's knowledge of Don Quixote and Greek mythology , but such ...
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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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