Shakespearean ComedyRussell & Russell, 1962 - 417 páginas |
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... means of characterization ; in the Morals it seems to be used mainly as a means of raising a laugh . This is a phase of that humor of filth so widely prevalent in the six- teenth century in Western Europe , of which the classic example ...
... means of characterization ; in the Morals it seems to be used mainly as a means of raising a laugh . This is a phase of that humor of filth so widely prevalent in the six- teenth century in Western Europe , of which the classic example ...
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... means so free from dirt as that which Udall wrote for his boys , but the gross language serves mainly as a means of characterization . The scholar - playwright had thoroughly as- 2 Probably c . 1552-3 . It was first printed in 1575 ...
... means so free from dirt as that which Udall wrote for his boys , but the gross language serves mainly as a means of characterization . The scholar - playwright had thoroughly as- 2 Probably c . 1552-3 . It was first printed in 1575 ...
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... means to breed more money ; if in the process human beings suffer , that is a mere incident in the business ; Antonio remarks that he has often delivered unfortunates from the clutches of the moneylender . To Portia , on the other hand ...
... means to breed more money ; if in the process human beings suffer , that is a mere incident in the business ; Antonio remarks that he has often delivered unfortunates from the clutches of the moneylender . To Portia , on the other hand ...
Contenido
THE MEDIEVAL BACKGROUND | 3 |
THE IMPACT OF THE RENAISSANCE | 37 |
THE NEW COMEDY | 53 |
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