Introduction to ShakespeareBlackie, 1907 - 136 Seiten |
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... Comedy owed nearly as much to Greene and Peele as tragedy owed to Marlowe . They first lifted comedy out of its mean surround- ings and made it poetical . Not that they despised buffooneries and horseplay as modes of raising a laugh ...
... Comedy owed nearly as much to Greene and Peele as tragedy owed to Marlowe . They first lifted comedy out of its mean surround- ings and made it poetical . Not that they despised buffooneries and horseplay as modes of raising a laugh ...
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... comedy is seen in the Comedy of Errors . While the main subject was derived from the Menæchmi of Plautus , some hints were also taken from his Amphitruo . But if Seneca was too heavy for Shakespeare , Plautus was some- what too light ...
... comedy is seen in the Comedy of Errors . While the main subject was derived from the Menæchmi of Plautus , some hints were also taken from his Amphitruo . But if Seneca was too heavy for Shakespeare , Plautus was some- what too light ...
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... Comedy of Errors is a comedy of incidents -almost a farce ; Love's Labour's Lost is a comedy of dialogue ; in The Two Gentlemen of Verona Shakespeare made his first essay in what we may call romantic narrative comedy . The scene is ...
... Comedy of Errors is a comedy of incidents -almost a farce ; Love's Labour's Lost is a comedy of dialogue ; in The Two Gentlemen of Verona Shakespeare made his first essay in what we may call romantic narrative comedy . The scene is ...
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