Modern Satire: Four StudiesMouton, 1982 - 162 страници |
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... poor opinion of modern satire , contribute to the unprecedented critical interest in satire . Furthermore , the poetics of satire which has been worked out to a large extent is the work of recent decades . But perhaps we should not be ...
... poor opinion of modern satire , contribute to the unprecedented critical interest in satire . Furthermore , the poetics of satire which has been worked out to a large extent is the work of recent decades . But perhaps we should not be ...
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... poor work of art . ” 46 Bakhtin's approach found a follower in Margaret A. Rose , who ex- plored the relationship between parody and satire , concluding that the distinguishing feature between the two is precisely what Bakhtin called ...
... poor work of art . ” 46 Bakhtin's approach found a follower in Margaret A. Rose , who ex- plored the relationship between parody and satire , concluding that the distinguishing feature between the two is precisely what Bakhtin called ...
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... poor women who rush to get the new clothing are certainly not a target of the same importance . In this episode the theatre is used as a microcosm of sorts , represent- ing Moscow and the entire Soviet Union . Bulgakov was deeply in ...
... poor women who rush to get the new clothing are certainly not a target of the same importance . In this episode the theatre is used as a microcosm of sorts , represent- ing Moscow and the entire Soviet Union . Bulgakov was deeply in ...
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Introduction | 1 |
Parody | 12 |
The Works to be Discussed | 21 |
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