The Augustan Defence of SatireClarendon Press, 1973 - 227 sidor |
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... contemporary satire — that they were more concerned 50 Richardson to Hill , 19 January 1743/4 , Letters , ed . Carroll , p . 60 . 51 Richardson to Dr. Cheyne , 21 January 1742/3 , ibid . , p . 56 . 52 Lives ( 1779-81 ) , ii . 428 . 53 ...
... contemporary satire — that they were more concerned 50 Richardson to Hill , 19 January 1743/4 , Letters , ed . Carroll , p . 60 . 51 Richardson to Dr. Cheyne , 21 January 1742/3 , ibid . , p . 56 . 52 Lives ( 1779-81 ) , ii . 428 . 53 ...
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... contemporary theatre . Wit and all its by - products , such as scoffing , ridicule , mockery , satire , lampoon , burlesque , and parody were associated with the cuckoldry and obscenity of Restoration plays , with the scurrilous ...
... contemporary theatre . Wit and all its by - products , such as scoffing , ridicule , mockery , satire , lampoon , burlesque , and parody were associated with the cuckoldry and obscenity of Restoration plays , with the scurrilous ...
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... contemporary stage . The paradox is that the two late seventeenth - century critics who launched the heaviest assaults on contemporary satirical practice laid a wider basis at a theoreti- cal level for the defence of satire than any of ...
... contemporary stage . The paradox is that the two late seventeenth - century critics who launched the heaviest assaults on contemporary satirical practice laid a wider basis at a theoreti- cal level for the defence of satire than any of ...
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THE MEANING OF SATIRE I I | 11 |
SATIRES ORIGIN AND HISTORY | 26 |
MAIN LINES OF THE ATTACK | 44 |
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