The Growth and Structure of Elizabethan ComedyChatto & Windus, 1955 - 245 páginas |
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... Italy ; the provincial and outlying position of the country on the fringe of Europe had sheltered it from too rapid ... Italian eloquence and to make a drama both courtly and pungent . He gave the English drama shape . At the same time ...
... Italy ; the provincial and outlying position of the country on the fringe of Europe had sheltered it from too rapid ... Italian eloquence and to make a drama both courtly and pungent . He gave the English drama shape . At the same time ...
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... Italy the south suburbs held an Elephant Inn.16 Jonson on the other hand first set Every Man in his Humour in Italy , then in the revised version moved it to London and added local colour . Such immediate reflexion of ' the time's form ...
... Italy the south suburbs held an Elephant Inn.16 Jonson on the other hand first set Every Man in his Humour in Italy , then in the revised version moved it to London and added local colour . Such immediate reflexion of ' the time's form ...
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... Italian monsters were , on the one hand , the many - headed Italian criticism , legislating for all Europe , 1 which demanded for Learned Comedy ( Commedia Erudita ) , · in the name of the ancients , obedience to rules the ancients ...
... Italian monsters were , on the one hand , the many - headed Italian criticism , legislating for all Europe , 1 which demanded for Learned Comedy ( Commedia Erudita ) , · in the name of the ancients , obedience to rules the ancients ...
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The Traffique of the Stage I I | 11 |
The Lan | 27 |
The Decorum of the Scene | 42 |
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