Modern Satire: Four StudiesMouton, 1982 - 162 страници |
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... humor . One is tempted to say that he is a better humorist than satirist . He is clearly the most humor- ous of the modern satirists discussed in this work , and possibly in the history of satirical literature , but his humor is ...
... humor . One is tempted to say that he is a better humorist than satirist . He is clearly the most humor- ous of the modern satirists discussed in this work , and possibly in the history of satirical literature , but his humor is ...
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... humor . Here the humor is part of the satire of political persecution in which policemen of the Bretschneider type were active . Hašek's use of authorial comment to satirize contemporary practices is evident in a passage where ...
... humor . Here the humor is part of the satire of political persecution in which policemen of the Bretschneider type were active . Hašek's use of authorial comment to satirize contemporary practices is evident in a passage where ...
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... humor where another satirist might be content to leave only stark irony . This does not mean that there exists a sharply defined dichtomy between humor as a sympathetic , convivial device , and irony as an antipathetic and alienat- ing ...
... humor where another satirist might be content to leave only stark irony . This does not mean that there exists a sharply defined dichtomy between humor as a sympathetic , convivial device , and irony as an antipathetic and alienat- ing ...
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Introduction | 1 |
Parody | 12 |
The Works to be Discussed | 21 |
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