Ben Jonson and the Language of Prose ComedyHarvard University Press, 1960 - 335 pagina's |
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Pagina 120
... comic effect stems from the agility with which Falstaff twists logic to his own purposes in order to arrive at conclusions contributory to his own safety and subversive of traditional idealism . As we watch Falstaff's mind at work , we ...
... comic effect stems from the agility with which Falstaff twists logic to his own purposes in order to arrive at conclusions contributory to his own safety and subversive of traditional idealism . As we watch Falstaff's mind at work , we ...
Pagina 203
... comic method of his own , but he based it on the same principle : comic deformation of logic as a means of suggesting hypoc- || risy . - - Busy's language speaks or rants for itself so unmistak- ably that further comment on it is ...
... comic method of his own , but he based it on the same principle : comic deformation of logic as a means of suggesting hypoc- || risy . - - Busy's language speaks or rants for itself so unmistak- ably that further comment on it is ...
Pagina 285
... comic dramatists of the twenties and thirties , to repeat , give up linguistic satire and revert to blank verse . But with the reopening of the theaters in 1660 , Jonsonian comic modes renew themselves . The comedy of manners inherits ...
... comic dramatists of the twenties and thirties , to repeat , give up linguistic satire and revert to blank verse . But with the reopening of the theaters in 1660 , Jonsonian comic modes renew themselves . The comedy of manners inherits ...
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