Humor: Its Theory and Technique, with Examples and Samples; a Book of Discovery, Volumen10Dodd, Mead, 1935 - 268 páginas |
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... incongruities that make up " queer " people . Beyond this again is humor in its highest meaning and its furthest reach which does not depend on verbal incongruities , or on tricks of sight and hear- ing . It finds its basis in the ...
... incongruities that make up " queer " people . Beyond this again is humor in its highest meaning and its furthest reach which does not depend on verbal incongruities , or on tricks of sight and hear- ing . It finds its basis in the ...
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... incongruity or antithesis between apparent and real meaning , in other words involves a new idea , that humor moves upward in the scale . It reaches its real ground when it becomes the humor of situation and character ; and , at its ...
... incongruity or antithesis between apparent and real meaning , in other words involves a new idea , that humor moves upward in the scale . It reaches its real ground when it becomes the humor of situation and character ; and , at its ...
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... incongruity lies in the false parallel between correcting a physical magnitude and correcting a mental impression ; also in the quite impossible and incongruous shape finally given to the conservatory . But for the moment we are not ...
... incongruity lies in the false parallel between correcting a physical magnitude and correcting a mental impression ; also in the quite impossible and incongruous shape finally given to the conservatory . But for the moment we are not ...
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CHAPTER | 1 |
FUN WITH WORDS | 16 |
PARODY BURLESQUE AND MISTRANSLATION | 42 |
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Humor: Its Theory and Technique, with Examples and Samples; a ..., Volumen10 Stephen Leacock Vista de fragmentos - 1935 |
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