Comedy in Space, Time, and the ImaginationNelson-Hall, 1983 - 362 halaman |
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Halaman 19
... meaning . We come directly to the question , " How does patterning create meaning ? " Jackson Pollock , John Cage , and even Ezra Pound may rage that literature and art do not mean , but their contention only refuses to acknowledge ...
... meaning . We come directly to the question , " How does patterning create meaning ? " Jackson Pollock , John Cage , and even Ezra Pound may rage that literature and art do not mean , but their contention only refuses to acknowledge ...
Halaman 20
... meaning . We want art to mean the way artists have always made it have meaning ; art must delight while it instructs and communicate meaning through the de- light . Discursive writing attempts to use explicit techniques to commu- nicate ...
... meaning . We want art to mean the way artists have always made it have meaning ; art must delight while it instructs and communicate meaning through the de- light . Discursive writing attempts to use explicit techniques to commu- nicate ...
Halaman 29
... meaning and overall import which we take from the work as a whole . All literature and , I believe , all art has patterning . What makes comedy different from any other genre is the meaning of its pattern . That meaning or assertion is ...
... meaning and overall import which we take from the work as a whole . All literature and , I believe , all art has patterning . What makes comedy different from any other genre is the meaning of its pattern . That meaning or assertion is ...
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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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