Ben Jonson and the Language of Prose ComedyHarvard University Press, 1960 - 335 pagina's |
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Pagina 80
... scene germinates out of causes planted in previous scenes , and becomes in turn the germ of future scenes . In Jonson , scene after scene has only its own existence to contemplate . In Shakespeare , people have missions , they go on ...
... scene germinates out of causes planted in previous scenes , and becomes in turn the germ of future scenes . In Jonson , scene after scene has only its own existence to contemplate . In Shakespeare , people have missions , they go on ...
Pagina 81
... scene , Jonson adds to the philistine contemners of poetry the political enemies of it . But why Lupus should hap- pen to be a friend of Ovid Senior's , why he should meet him on this particular morning and accompany him to his son's ...
... scene , Jonson adds to the philistine contemners of poetry the political enemies of it . But why Lupus should hap- pen to be a friend of Ovid Senior's , why he should meet him on this particular morning and accompany him to his son's ...
Pagina 173
... scene as a member of the panel that " tries " Morose's matrimonial case . It might be added that Otter's Latin , like Cutbeard's , has the air of having been deliberately planted so as to make him available for the last scene , where he ...
... scene as a member of the panel that " tries " Morose's matrimonial case . It might be added that Otter's Latin , like Cutbeard's , has the air of having been deliberately planted so as to make him available for the last scene , where he ...
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Antecedents I | 1 |
Prose as Prose | 41 |
Rhetorics Tinkling Bell | 90 |
Copyright | |
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