SatireUniversity of New England, 1974 - 13 Seiten |
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... horse- whip you , " says Groucho Marx in one Marx Brothers film , “ if I had a horse " . There is incongruity enough in the remark , but no critical content . The absurdity is free - flying . Conversely , criticism without incongruity ...
... horse- whip you , " says Groucho Marx in one Marx Brothers film , “ if I had a horse " . There is incongruity enough in the remark , but no critical content . The absurdity is free - flying . Conversely , criticism without incongruity ...
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... horses , principally as a foil to the Yahoos , not because he believes that they represent a practicable ideal for human beings — indeed , they represent a rather ridiculous and impracticable ideal . Nor is there a direct ratio between ...
... horses , principally as a foil to the Yahoos , not because he believes that they represent a practicable ideal for human beings — indeed , they represent a rather ridiculous and impracticable ideal . Nor is there a direct ratio between ...
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