Comedy in Space, Time, and the ImaginationNelson-Hall, 1983 - 362 halaman |
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... hero but on an ex- traordinary male and female pair . Couples comedy , of course , has been particularly successful as a formula for Hollywood . In all hero - oriented comedy , the playwright presents exception- ally talented figures ...
... hero but on an ex- traordinary male and female pair . Couples comedy , of course , has been particularly successful as a formula for Hollywood . In all hero - oriented comedy , the playwright presents exception- ally talented figures ...
Halaman 35
... hero and heroine must demonstrate their ability to survive despite the envious machinations of totally unsympathetic characters . In hero - oriented comedy , the qualities of the hero are recom- mended to the audience as survival values ...
... hero and heroine must demonstrate their ability to survive despite the envious machinations of totally unsympathetic characters . In hero - oriented comedy , the qualities of the hero are recom- mended to the audience as survival values ...
Halaman 157
... hero's life is presented as a never - ending quest , demonstrating his constant ability to sustain himself in threatening situations . To be free to meet those threats , the hero alienates himself from a full relationship to society ...
... hero's life is presented as a never - ending quest , demonstrating his constant ability to sustain himself in threatening situations . To be free to meet those threats , the hero alienates himself from a full relationship to society ...
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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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