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1 Satire and satyr OTHER GENRES Horace's concept of the satirist Comical satire and tragical satire Literary and rhetor- ical devices Power of ancient satire Use. Satire " Satire " is a protean term . Together with its derivatives , it ...
1 Satire and satyr OTHER GENRES Horace's concept of the satirist Comical satire and tragical satire Literary and rhetor- ical devices Power of ancient satire Use. Satire " Satire " is a protean term . Together with its derivatives , it ...
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Literary and rhetor- ical devices Power of ancient satire Use of satire in fictional utopias Aristoph- anes ' use of satire The gaiety of satire. Thy hand , great Anarch ! lets the curtain fall ; And Universal Darkness buries All . It is ...
Literary and rhetor- ical devices Power of ancient satire Use of satire in fictional utopias Aristoph- anes ' use of satire The gaiety of satire. Thy hand , great Anarch ! lets the curtain fall ; And Universal Darkness buries All . It is ...
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... SATIRIST , THE LAW , AND SOCIETY Indeed , the relations of satirists to the law have always been delicate and complex . Both Horace and Juvenal took extraordinary pains to avoid entanglements with author- ity — Juvenal ends his first satire ...
... SATIRIST , THE LAW , AND SOCIETY Indeed , the relations of satirists to the law have always been delicate and complex . Both Horace and Juvenal took extraordinary pains to avoid entanglements with author- ity — Juvenal ends his first satire ...
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