Shakespeare, Jonson, Molière, the Comic ContractBarnes & Noble Books, 1980 - Počet stran: 246 The relation of the comedian to his audience through the comparison of individual works by the three comic playwrights of the seventeenth century. |
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Strana 87
... believe in medicine . We start , in both cases , with a basic assumption of scepticism . What is more in The Alchemist , we laugh at people in direct proportion to the degree they become involved in belief . The simpletons , Dapper or ...
... believe in medicine . We start , in both cases , with a basic assumption of scepticism . What is more in The Alchemist , we laugh at people in direct proportion to the degree they become involved in belief . The simpletons , Dapper or ...
Strana 194
... believe , where their opponents believe in nothing.11 But Sganarelle's position is in itself ridiculous , his argument a pastiche of serious ideals ; Alceste's viewpoint is constantly made to look ridiculous , yet represents a perfectly ...
... believe , where their opponents believe in nothing.11 But Sganarelle's position is in itself ridiculous , his argument a pastiche of serious ideals ; Alceste's viewpoint is constantly made to look ridiculous , yet represents a perfectly ...
Strana 87
... believe in medicine . We start , in both cases , with a basic assumption of scepticism . What is more in The Alchemist , we laugh at people in direct proportion to the degree they become involved in belief . The simpletons , Dapper or ...
... believe in medicine . We start , in both cases , with a basic assumption of scepticism . What is more in The Alchemist , we laugh at people in direct proportion to the degree they become involved in belief . The simpletons , Dapper or ...
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The Triumph of Nature | 19 |
Comic Controllers | 43 |
Quacks and Conmen | 69 |
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