Comedy in Space, Time, and the ImaginationNelson-Hall, 1983 - 362 halaman |
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... laughter and other physiological reactions . Depending on the critic , laughter may or may not include a smile , may or may not include a sense of inner serenity . As a result , theorists of comedy like Mere- dith often waste their time ...
... laughter and other physiological reactions . Depending on the critic , laughter may or may not include a smile , may or may not include a sense of inner serenity . As a result , theorists of comedy like Mere- dith often waste their time ...
Halaman 62
... laughter . As has already been shown , introduc- ing the idea of laughter in any definition of comedy raises all sorts of theoretical problems : problems of how many laughs qualify a work as comedy , what kind of laughter such defining ...
... laughter . As has already been shown , introduc- ing the idea of laughter in any definition of comedy raises all sorts of theoretical problems : problems of how many laughs qualify a work as comedy , what kind of laughter such defining ...
Halaman 64
... laughter , even though it is readily apparent in life as well as on stage . It is the laughter that sweeps through a home for the elderly when a child under two years old appears on the scene . In that particular envi- ronment , where ...
... laughter , even though it is readily apparent in life as well as on stage . It is the laughter that sweeps through a home for the elderly when a child under two years old appears on the scene . In that particular envi- ronment , where ...
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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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