Comedy in Space, Time, and the ImaginationNelson-Hall, 1983 - 362 halaman |
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... fact that the roadrunner is not human does not have to be explained away by some weak ap- peal to his being “ less than ourselves . " Comedy is about survival , and if roadrunner is a symbol of that survival , he is perfectly at home in ...
... fact that the roadrunner is not human does not have to be explained away by some weak ap- peal to his being “ less than ourselves . " Comedy is about survival , and if roadrunner is a symbol of that survival , he is perfectly at home in ...
Halaman 94
... fact that Menaechmus of Epidamnus has not learned what he cannot take . He has played fast and loose with his wife , demanded more than any woman of spirit can be expected to give . He has deluded himself into thinking that he has ...
... fact that Menaechmus of Epidamnus has not learned what he cannot take . He has played fast and loose with his wife , demanded more than any woman of spirit can be expected to give . He has deluded himself into thinking that he has ...
Halaman 116
... fact and em- phasis . In Les Précieuses Ridicules ( The Precious Damsels ) , we are intro- duced at the opening curtain to two young Parisian noblemen - La Grange and Du Croisy - who have just been badly used by two young country ladies ...
... fact and em- phasis . In Les Précieuses Ridicules ( The Precious Damsels ) , we are intro- duced at the opening curtain to two young Parisian noblemen - La Grange and Du Croisy - who have just been badly used by two young country ladies ...
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The Woes of Comedy | 3 |
A Definition of Comedy | 13 |
The Range and Limits of Comedy | 33 |
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