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Jorge Luis Borges' Medieval Aesthetics of Failure
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Irina Dumitrescu
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Theatres of Indirectness: Passive Aggression and Failure
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Sara Crangle, Sam Ladkin
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The Comedy of Errors as Problem Comedy
Rocky Mountain Review of Language and Literature, 1987Many elements combine in The Comedy of Errors to create a genera mista: the tragicomedy of the Egeon frame, the romantic comedy of S. Antipholus's love for Luciana, the predominant farce of a mistakenidentity plot with its knockabout humor. The plot develops out of a series of quests: Egeon seeks his son and finds his family; S.
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The national security state crafts an enormous volume of materials “connecting the dots” between seemingly unrelated events and people to identify and anatomize sources of threat. This essay traces the production and circulation of these forms of bureaucratic and judicial artifice, or national security fictions, which are the everyday currency of state-
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The national security state crafts an enormous volume of materials “connecting the dots” between seemingly unrelated events and people to identify and anatomize sources of threat. This essay traces the production and circulation of these forms of bureaucratic and judicial artifice, or national security fictions, which are the everyday currency of state-
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Italian Comedy and the Comedy of Errors
Comparative Literature, 1967W. BALDWIN'S latest word on the compositional genetics T of The Comedy of Errors accounts exhaustively for every single gene, and not one is Italian. Nevertheless, Professor Baldwin states that Shakespeare's comedy is "probably the most fundamentally Italianate play of the English lot, and yet there is not a specific element which can be traced to ...
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