Ben Jonson and the Language of Prose ComedyHarvard University Press, 1960 - 335 pagina's |
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Pagina 91
... kind of verbal showiness , such as the use of jargon or exotic terms or hard words , or the use of ornamental schemes like those of Euphuistic or Arcadian prose ; any kind of convul- sive linguistic tic recognizable as an addiction ...
... kind of verbal showiness , such as the use of jargon or exotic terms or hard words , or the use of ornamental schemes like those of Euphuistic or Arcadian prose ; any kind of convul- sive linguistic tic recognizable as an addiction ...
Pagina 128
... kind of reality they present is fully satisfied , and craves no stimulation of the kind in which " swarms of inarticulate feelings are aroused . " 20 It is perhaps not irrelevant to mention another and much later echo of Captain Tucca ...
... kind of reality they present is fully satisfied , and craves no stimulation of the kind in which " swarms of inarticulate feelings are aroused . " 20 It is perhaps not irrelevant to mention another and much later echo of Captain Tucca ...
Pagina 290
... kind of ridiculousness to another . Finally , with the collapse of comedy into sentimentality , linguistic satire becomes untenable , except in an occasional marginal figure . Characters who exist to wring tears from the audience cannot ...
... kind of ridiculousness to another . Finally , with the collapse of comedy into sentimentality , linguistic satire becomes untenable , except in an occasional marginal figure . Characters who exist to wring tears from the audience cannot ...
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Antecedents I | 1 |
Prose as Prose | 41 |
Rhetorics Tinkling Bell | 90 |
Copyright | |
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