Harold PinterHarold Bloom Chelsea House Publishers, 1987 - 183 Seiten A collection of critical essays on the plays of Harold Pinter, arranged in chronological order of original publication. |
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... implied even in the point of view of the Ironic observer of a simple human situation . The Ironic reaction is exterior to both elements of the contrast observed . And this necessarily leads to a progressive extension of the point of ...
... implied even in the point of view of the Ironic observer of a simple human situation . The Ironic reaction is exterior to both elements of the contrast observed . And this necessarily leads to a progressive extension of the point of ...
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... implied in these studies are four ideas relevant to parody in Pinter . First , the parodist belongs to the " endphase " of a tradition . Second , in response to that endphase he exposes and playfully recasts the conventions that inform ...
... implied in these studies are four ideas relevant to parody in Pinter . First , the parodist belongs to the " endphase " of a tradition . Second , in response to that endphase he exposes and playfully recasts the conventions that inform ...
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The Shock | 7 |
Harold Pinter | 19 |
Pinters Landscape | 43 |
Urheberrecht | |
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