The Varieties of Comedy: A Study of the Dramatic Comedies of Molière, Jonson and Shakespeare

acceptance Alceste Alceste's Arden Ariste Arnolphe assumptions attitude audience AYLI Bartholomew Fair becomes behavior Brainworm Celia Célimène chaos characters comic action comic conclusion comic goal comic vision demands Demetrius disguise Dorine dramatic dream Epicoene Eros Everyman exposure of folly fact finally flexibility fool foolish Freud gratification hath haue Hermia human desire humor ideal Illyria impulse irrational irrationality Jaques Jonson's comedy Jonson's comic Jourdain Knowell L'École des Maris laughter Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme Le Misanthrope lovers Lovewit madness Malvolio man's manipulate marriage marry master Midsummer Night's Dream Molière Molière's comedy Molière's comic Mosca nature Oberon obsession Olivia Orgon Orlando Orsino Overdo Phoebe play pleasure pretensions produce provides qu'on Quarlous rational reality relationship release restrictions reveals rewards rigidity rogue rogue-wit roles Rosalind Scanarelle Scanarelle's sense Shakespeare's comedies Shakespeare's comic world simply social order society spectacle Sylvius Tartuffe Theseus tion Titania Touchstone's Twelfth Night understanding Valère Viola Volpone Winwife witty women