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find in any form , ” and posits the two things that are essential to satire : “ One is
wit or humour , the other an object of attack . ” 27 But Edgar Johnson believes
that there is only one essential : criticism ; for even laughing satire is “ laughing -
at ...
find in any form , ” and posits the two things that are essential to satire : “ One is
wit or humour , the other an object of attack . ” 27 But Edgar Johnson believes
that there is only one essential : criticism ; for even laughing satire is “ laughing -
at ...
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59 The participants were asked to respond to the question : “ Is reference to
moral norms essential to satire ? ” Most of the well - known critics of satire took
part . Disregarding the predictable , obligatory range of opinions , one is
nevertheless ...
59 The participants were asked to respond to the question : “ Is reference to
moral norms essential to satire ? ” Most of the well - known critics of satire took
part . Disregarding the predictable , obligatory range of opinions , one is
nevertheless ...
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And this suggests a kind of sentimental traditionalism , an essential conservatism
that slowly emerges from under the veneer of adolescent prankishness affected
by the narrator . He never questions the correctness of Phoebe Hurty ' s belief ...
And this suggests a kind of sentimental traditionalism , an essential conservatism
that slowly emerges from under the veneer of adolescent prankishness affected
by the narrator . He never questions the correctness of Phoebe Hurty ' s belief ...
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A | 135 |
Selected Bibliography | 151 |
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