Modern Satire: Four StudiesMouton, 1982 - 162 страници |
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... satire satiric . This is a very different thing from saying that the satirist must " put something in " to represent a moral norm . It is the reader who is responsible for " putting in " the moral norm , not the satirist . The satirist ...
... satire satiric . This is a very different thing from saying that the satirist must " put something in " to represent a moral norm . It is the reader who is responsible for " putting in " the moral norm , not the satirist . The satirist ...
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... satirist objects to this mainly because this abstract , hypothetical order is made to stand for the real chaotic world , out there , outside the abstraction . Obvious- ly , the satirist overlooks the paradox inherent in this type of ...
... satirist objects to this mainly because this abstract , hypothetical order is made to stand for the real chaotic world , out there , outside the abstraction . Obvious- ly , the satirist overlooks the paradox inherent in this type of ...
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... satirist has profoundly changed the character of satire . For example , it is unthinkable for a modern satirist to satirize poverty . Pope was perhaps the last great satirist who could afford to do so , yet even he felt the need to ...
... satirist has profoundly changed the character of satire . For example , it is unthinkable for a modern satirist to satirize poverty . Pope was perhaps the last great satirist who could afford to do so , yet even he felt the need to ...
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Introduction | 1 |
Parody | 12 |
The Works to be Discussed | 21 |
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