Carnegie Series in English, Ausgaben 9-12Carnegie-Mellon University Press, 1965 |
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... human vision is partial and all human life pointlessly ironic , but from the eighth sphere we may laugh and turn our faces upward . If , then , satire is " militant irony , " if " its moral norms are relatively clear , and it assumes ...
... human vision is partial and all human life pointlessly ironic , but from the eighth sphere we may laugh and turn our faces upward . If , then , satire is " militant irony , " if " its moral norms are relatively clear , and it assumes ...
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... human values have broken down , the word , the bond , the contract is no promise of humanity . What is needed is the reliance on inner worth asked for by Portia's father ; the internal assurance of a Bassanio who is not to be de- ceived ...
... human values have broken down , the word , the bond , the contract is no promise of humanity . What is needed is the reliance on inner worth asked for by Portia's father ; the internal assurance of a Bassanio who is not to be de- ceived ...
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... human heart , a mind that knows well the horrors and torments of human exist- ence and displays them with a high seriousness which arouses awe and wonderment in the beholder . I believe that most of us have formed a rather coherent ...
... human heart , a mind that knows well the horrors and torments of human exist- ence and displays them with a high seriousness which arouses awe and wonderment in the beholder . I believe that most of us have formed a rather coherent ...
Inhalt
A Book of Satires | 1 |
The Satiric Pattern of The Canterbury Tales | 17 |
The Lighter Side of Swift | 35 |
Urheberrecht | |
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