Modern Satire: Four StudiesMouton, 1982 - 162 страници |
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... published work by Edith Kern , The Absolute Comic . 53 Starting from Bakhtin's concept of carnivalized literature , Kern uses Baudelaire's division of the comical literature into " signifi- cative comic " and " absolute comic . " The ...
... published work by Edith Kern , The Absolute Comic . 53 Starting from Bakhtin's concept of carnivalized literature , Kern uses Baudelaire's division of the comical literature into " signifi- cative comic " and " absolute comic . " The ...
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... published in 1926 in Prague for the considerable German community established there.7 Max Brod , the biographer of Kafka , had the highest praise for the novel and , togeth- er with other German writers of Prague - Egon Erwin Kisch ...
... published in 1926 in Prague for the considerable German community established there.7 Max Brod , the biographer of Kafka , had the highest praise for the novel and , togeth- er with other German writers of Prague - Egon Erwin Kisch ...
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... ( published in part in 1925 ) that helps us to explain some puzzling features of The Master and Margarita . There is the contrast between the peacefulness of Kiev before it is ravaged by the pilfering bands of various armies and the ...
... ( published in part in 1925 ) that helps us to explain some puzzling features of The Master and Margarita . There is the contrast between the peacefulness of Kiev before it is ravaged by the pilfering bands of various armies and the ...
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Introduction | 1 |
Parody | 12 |
The Works to be Discussed | 21 |
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