Comic Character in Restoration DramaMouton, 1975 - 151 páginas |
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... seems to know their nature except themselves : they are often unaware of the thoughts of others and do not seem to realize that they are ridiculed by them . In many cases one questions if they have a real knowledge of morals . Those who ...
... seems to know their nature except themselves : they are often unaware of the thoughts of others and do not seem to realize that they are ridiculed by them . In many cases one questions if they have a real knowledge of morals . Those who ...
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... seems before Witwoud became a fop and town - wit , he was an " attorney's clerk ” and lived with " honest Pimple Nose the Attorney of Furnival's Inn " ( p . 336 ) . Witwoud is certainly distinguishable by his malice , his pseudo- wit ...
... seems before Witwoud became a fop and town - wit , he was an " attorney's clerk ” and lived with " honest Pimple Nose the Attorney of Furnival's Inn " ( p . 336 ) . Witwoud is certainly distinguishable by his malice , his pseudo- wit ...
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... seems beautiful , his rustic song the loveliest music , and his silly remarks the greatest wisdom . She lavishes all her tender- ness on monster - Bottom who in turn never perceives the fairy - loveli- ness of the queen . He is solely ...
... seems beautiful , his rustic song the loveliest music , and his silly remarks the greatest wisdom . She lavishes all her tender- ness on monster - Bottom who in turn never perceives the fairy - loveli- ness of the queen . He is solely ...
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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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