Jonson and Elizabethan Comedy: Essays in Dramatic RhetoricHuntington Library, 1978 - 351 strán (strany) |
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... better auditors , of course . In prologues and inductions Jonson continues to hector the audience of play after play . He quarrels with their love of tired old devices and " monsters " that Shakespeare , among others , gave them , and ...
... better auditors , of course . In prologues and inductions Jonson continues to hector the audience of play after play . He quarrels with their love of tired old devices and " monsters " that Shakespeare , among others , gave them , and ...
Strana 60
... better and a worse sort of comedy . He probably thought that the worse was an abuse of the better ( as he implies in other parts of the Apology ) , but his analysis isolates different ways of provoking an audience by means of different ...
... better and a worse sort of comedy . He probably thought that the worse was an abuse of the better ( as he implies in other parts of the Apology ) , but his analysis isolates different ways of provoking an audience by means of different ...
Strana 110
... better and better in successive plays . 1. Every Man out of His Humor At the height of confusion in Every Man in His Humor ( acted 1598 but not published till 1601 ) , when everyone distrusts or feels injured by another , the characters ...
... better and better in successive plays . 1. Every Man out of His Humor At the height of confusion in Every Man in His Humor ( acted 1598 but not published till 1601 ) , when everyone distrusts or feels injured by another , the characters ...
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Jonson Shakespeare and the Divided Audience | 1 |
Dissimulation and Symbiosis | 24 |
Comedy of Admiration | 35 |
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