Comic Character in Restoration DramaMouton, 1975 - 151 páginas |
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... laugh at them is their not letting their right hand know what their left hand doeth , the disparity between their lofty speeches and low behavior , their cockeyed views of the world . 62 Dissatisfaction with rigidity and turpitudo as ...
... laugh at them is their not letting their right hand know what their left hand doeth , the disparity between their lofty speeches and low behavior , their cockeyed views of the world . 62 Dissatisfaction with rigidity and turpitudo as ...
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... laugh less at Don Quixote , Charley Chaplin and other charac- ters who are a mixture of the ridiculous and the ... laugh at those who are ignorant , and that we laugh with those who know . The reader's reaction is not so simple when he ...
... laugh less at Don Quixote , Charley Chaplin and other charac- ters who are a mixture of the ridiculous and the ... laugh at those who are ignorant , and that we laugh with those who know . The reader's reaction is not so simple when he ...
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... laugh ... 16 He continues his narrative and after delivering the punchline roars with laughter . He does not perceive that he is the only one who is amused and proceeds to tell about the fabulous reception his story received at another ...
... laugh ... 16 He continues his narrative and after delivering the punchline roars with laughter . He does not perceive that he is the only one who is amused and proceeds to tell about the fabulous reception his story received at another ...
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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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