Lectures on the English Comic WritersRussell & Russell, 1969 - 343 oldal |
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7. oldal
... absurdity of character or situation . The accidental contradiction between our expectations and the event can hardly be said , however , to amount to the ludicrous : it is merely laughable . The ludicrous is where there is the same ...
... absurdity of character or situation . The accidental contradiction between our expectations and the event can hardly be said , however , to amount to the ludicrous : it is merely laughable . The ludicrous is where there is the same ...
8. oldal
... absurdity as well as improbability , that is , where the defect or weakness is of a man's own seeking , is the most refined of all , but not always so plea sant as the last , because the same contempt and disapprobation which sharpens ...
... absurdity as well as improbability , that is , where the defect or weakness is of a man's own seeking , is the most refined of all , but not always so plea sant as the last , because the same contempt and disapprobation which sharpens ...
305. oldal
... absurdity and prejudice in the world as ever - that there are the same unaccountable perversities lurk- ing at the ... absurdities of modern manners , they are too shallow and barefaced , and those who affect are too little serious in ...
... absurdity and prejudice in the world as ever - that there are the same unaccountable perversities lurk- ing at the ... absurdities of modern manners , they are too shallow and barefaced , and those who affect are too little serious in ...
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