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... Romantic Comedy ' is in question . While there is some point in this animadversion , still it should not deter us from taking a general view of Shakespeare's Romantic comedies , not as anything rigid , but as a preliminary to a more ...
... Romantic Comedy ' is in question . While there is some point in this animadversion , still it should not deter us from taking a general view of Shakespeare's Romantic comedies , not as anything rigid , but as a preliminary to a more ...
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... Romantic , not a farcical , impro- bability " ; not an improbability arising from mere comic exagge- ration of ... Romantic comedy . Romantic improbability is simply the improbability of the dream . the ideal , the exceptional , the ...
... Romantic , not a farcical , impro- bability " ; not an improbability arising from mere comic exagge- ration of ... Romantic comedy . Romantic improbability is simply the improbability of the dream . the ideal , the exceptional , the ...
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... Romantic love to the familiar earths of folly and futility , on this stage where these actors participate in a ... Romantic comedy is thus a gay and happy world , and also essentially a ' moral ' world . And the synoptic centre of this ...
... Romantic love to the familiar earths of folly and futility , on this stage where these actors participate in a ... Romantic comedy is thus a gay and happy world , and also essentially a ' moral ' world . And the synoptic centre of this ...
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CONTENTS | 1 |
THE TEXT OF SHAKESPEARE | 35 |
vi From Textual to Literary Criticism | 57 |
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