Modern Satire: Four StudiesMouton, 1982 - 162 страници |
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Four Studies Peter Petro. an episode like the one above , Mr. Karlík represents a disgruntled parent first , and a man of means representing a particular class second . But in the overall satiric plan , the same episode represents a ...
Four Studies Peter Petro. an episode like the one above , Mr. Karlík represents a disgruntled parent first , and a man of means representing a particular class second . But in the overall satiric plan , the same episode represents a ...
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... represents the dictatorship of the proletariat , Yeshua is the proletariat , Caesar is Stalin , Caiaphas is the Communist Party ( p . 6 ) , while the Master repre- sents the Russian intelligentsia of the spiritual and idealistic current ...
... represents the dictatorship of the proletariat , Yeshua is the proletariat , Caesar is Stalin , Caiaphas is the Communist Party ( p . 6 ) , while the Master repre- sents the Russian intelligentsia of the spiritual and idealistic current ...
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... represented by his often misunderstood insistence on calling everyone a " good man . " This is misunderstood by Lesley ... represents agape , then his appeal to the " good man " is an appeal to man's con- science : to the good in man ...
... represented by his often misunderstood insistence on calling everyone a " good man . " This is misunderstood by Lesley ... represents agape , then his appeal to the " good man " is an appeal to man's con- science : to the good in man ...
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Introduction | 1 |
Parody | 12 |
The Works to be Discussed | 21 |
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