Modern Satire: Four StudiesMouton, 1982 - 162 страници |
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... American literature . Such brilliant and influential satirists as Mark Twain , Ambrose Bierce , and Sinclair Lewis supply fertile soil for the growth of modern American satire . As these three names suggest , American satirical writing ...
... American literature . Such brilliant and influential satirists as Mark Twain , Ambrose Bierce , and Sinclair Lewis supply fertile soil for the growth of modern American satire . As these three names suggest , American satirical writing ...
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... American critical response in general . What is , then , of primary importance to the American interpreters of Vonnegut ? First of all , it is his role as " a myth - maker and fabulist rather than as a dramatic and narrative novelist ...
... American critical response in general . What is , then , of primary importance to the American interpreters of Vonnegut ? First of all , it is his role as " a myth - maker and fabulist rather than as a dramatic and narrative novelist ...
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... American life , he does not do it from a position of superiority . " 19 Thus , the enormous interest generated by ... American literature is concerned " ( pp . 169-170 ; my emphasis ) . They consider him also " a genuine dissi- dent ...
... American life , he does not do it from a position of superiority . " 19 Thus , the enormous interest generated by ... American literature is concerned " ( pp . 169-170 ; my emphasis ) . They consider him also " a genuine dissi- dent ...
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Introduction | 1 |
Parody | 12 |
The Works to be Discussed | 21 |
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