Ben Jonson and the Language of Prose ComedyHarvard University Press, 1960 - 335 pagina's |
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Pagina 232
... puppet play . The puppets are linked with the dolls and hobby- horses not only etymologically ( pupa , poupée ) and through the joint enterprise of Lantern Leatherhead , but because Cokes names them after his toys . " I am in loue with ...
... puppet play . The puppets are linked with the dolls and hobby- horses not only etymologically ( pupa , poupée ) and through the joint enterprise of Lantern Leatherhead , but because Cokes names them after his toys . " I am in loue with ...
Pagina 236
... puppet show itself , it is a monstrous travesty of the drama , not only scurrilous , but disjointed , chaotic , and full of im- becile repetition.49 Yet the puppet show epitomizes the Fair , which in turn epitomizes the world , a world ...
... puppet show itself , it is a monstrous travesty of the drama , not only scurrilous , but disjointed , chaotic , and full of im- becile repetition.49 Yet the puppet show epitomizes the Fair , which in turn epitomizes the world , a world ...
Pagina 237
... puppet Dionysius ( whose name enjoys in- cidental propriety in that as god of the theater and lord of the revels he symbolizes everything hated by Puritanism ) Busy repeats some of the arguments his pamphleteering forebears had already ...
... puppet Dionysius ( whose name enjoys in- cidental propriety in that as god of the theater and lord of the revels he symbolizes everything hated by Puritanism ) Busy repeats some of the arguments his pamphleteering forebears had already ...
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Prose as Prose | 41 |
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