Comic Character in Restoration DramaMouton, 1975 - 151 páginas |
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... victims of the second kind of deception . He states that ignorance of arts and sciences is not " ridiculous in ... victim of self - decep- tion " .10 The last two deceptions mentioned by Castelvetro are not due to the inadequacy of ...
... victims of the second kind of deception . He states that ignorance of arts and sciences is not " ridiculous in ... victim of self - decep- tion " .10 The last two deceptions mentioned by Castelvetro are not due to the inadequacy of ...
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... victims of comic plots are often unaware of the nature and motives of the practicer , who , on the other hand , knows their weaknesses and is able to deceive them . In most parent and child relationships we at times find mutual ...
... victims of comic plots are often unaware of the nature and motives of the practicer , who , on the other hand , knows their weaknesses and is able to deceive them . In most parent and child relationships we at times find mutual ...
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... victim of a suspicious domineering husband , but as she grows more aware of the ways of the world and the city , she ... victims . After Aimwell meets the girl he wishes to marry he assumes a title and po- sition to which he has no right ...
... victim of a suspicious domineering husband , but as she grows more aware of the ways of the world and the city , she ... victims . After Aimwell meets the girl he wishes to marry he assumes a title and po- sition to which he has no right ...
Índice
A Theory of Comic Character | 7 |
Degrees of Ignorance and Knowledge | 37 |
Fields of Ignorance and Knowledge I | 72 |
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