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The fact that the " humors " characters constitute a homogeneous group of fools , nesting on the fringes of the court that is destined to reject them , also increases the structural coherence . But Jonson pays a terrible price for this ...
The fact that the " humors " characters constitute a homogeneous group of fools , nesting on the fringes of the court that is destined to reject them , also increases the structural coherence . But Jonson pays a terrible price for this ...
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If the moralists and justicers of early Jonsonian comedy have at last become butts and dupes instead of heroes , and if the rogues and fools are now vindicated , to execute this subversive justice the puppet play supplants the high ...
If the moralists and justicers of early Jonsonian comedy have at last become butts and dupes instead of heroes , and if the rogues and fools are now vindicated , to execute this subversive justice the puppet play supplants the high ...
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One might suggest , finally , that with this play , in which the reformers are reformed by the fools , Jonson confesses his own frailty and his own flesh and blood . Though he continues to satirize popular taste , he now — momentarily ...
One might suggest , finally , that with this play , in which the reformers are reformed by the fools , Jonson confesses his own frailty and his own flesh and blood . Though he continues to satirize popular taste , he now — momentarily ...
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