Modern Satire: Four StudiesMouton, 1982 - 162 страници |
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... rhetorical approach to satire often takes a blunter form of an inexorably logical statement : the art of the satirist is an ... rhetoric . May- nard Mack takes the same position , but goes further in identifying satire : " Rhetorically ...
... rhetorical approach to satire often takes a blunter form of an inexorably logical statement : the art of the satirist is an ... rhetoric . May- nard Mack takes the same position , but goes further in identifying satire : " Rhetorically ...
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... Rhetoric of Fiction ( Chicago : The University of Chicago Press , 1961 ) , last chapter . 59. " Norms in Satire : A Symposium , " Satire Newsletter 2 ( 1 ) Fall 1964 : 2-25 . Subse- quent references will appear in the text after the ...
... Rhetoric of Fiction ( Chicago : The University of Chicago Press , 1961 ) , last chapter . 59. " Norms in Satire : A Symposium , " Satire Newsletter 2 ( 1 ) Fall 1964 : 2-25 . Subse- quent references will appear in the text after the ...
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... Rhetoric of Fiction . Chicago : The University of Chicago Press . - ( 1974 ) . A Rhetoric of Irony . Chicago : The University of Chicago Press . Borev , Yury ( 1970 ) . Komicheskoe . Moscow : Iskusstvo . Clark , Arthur Melville ( 1946 ) ...
... Rhetoric of Fiction . Chicago : The University of Chicago Press . - ( 1974 ) . A Rhetoric of Irony . Chicago : The University of Chicago Press . Borev , Yury ( 1970 ) . Komicheskoe . Moscow : Iskusstvo . Clark , Arthur Melville ( 1946 ) ...
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Introduction | 1 |
Parody | 12 |
The Works to be Discussed | 21 |
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