Comic Character in Restoration DramaMouton, 1975 - 151 páginas |
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... ridiculous " .60 Yet , there were those who found these definitions of comic character unsatisfactory . Maggi and Castelvetro tried to modify Aristotle's ideas and , in England , Fielding voiced his disapproval without mincing when he ...
... ridiculous " .60 Yet , there were those who found these definitions of comic character unsatisfactory . Maggi and Castelvetro tried to modify Aristotle's ideas and , in England , Fielding voiced his disapproval without mincing when he ...
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... ridiculous ; and , as do many of the later writers , he tries to find a substitute for " natural folly ( which is incorrigible , and therefore not proper for the stage ) " . " Congreve depicts " affected wit " , and Fielding makes fun ...
... ridiculous ; and , as do many of the later writers , he tries to find a substitute for " natural folly ( which is incorrigible , and therefore not proper for the stage ) " . " Congreve depicts " affected wit " , and Fielding makes fun ...
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Agnes V. Persson. human beings are ridiculous and great at once , that the more dignity and responsibility they have ... Ridiculous " , Theories of Comedy , by Paul Lauter , p . 68 . my pleasure when I can ? Sorrow and annoyance for AN ...
Agnes V. Persson. human beings are ridiculous and great at once , that the more dignity and responsibility they have ... Ridiculous " , Theories of Comedy , by Paul Lauter , p . 68 . my pleasure when I can ? Sorrow and annoyance for AN ...
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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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