Modern Satire: Four StudiesMouton, 1982 - 162 страници |
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... century , Alvin B. Kernan believes , " as first - rate authors began to work again in this genre . " 20 The large ... century satire still casts such a powerful spell over the critics that contemporary satire , twentieth - century satire ...
... century , Alvin B. Kernan believes , " as first - rate authors began to work again in this genre . " 20 The large ... century satire still casts such a powerful spell over the critics that contemporary satire , twentieth - century satire ...
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... century satires that I discuss are " modern . " But not all " modern " satires were written in this century . And of those that were , not all , as we shall see , accept modernity ; some are militantly opposed to it in various ways ...
... century satires that I discuss are " modern . " But not all " modern " satires were written in this century . And of those that were , not all , as we shall see , accept modernity ; some are militantly opposed to it in various ways ...
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... century , so rich in satires , I could have chosen other works too . Yet each of the four novels represents a wider trend in twentieth - century satire , each is an example of à sub - genre : the anti - militarist , the met- aphysical ...
... century , so rich in satires , I could have chosen other works too . Yet each of the four novels represents a wider trend in twentieth - century satire , each is an example of à sub - genre : the anti - militarist , the met- aphysical ...
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Introduction | 1 |
Parody | 12 |
The Works to be Discussed | 21 |
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