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Comedies

2000
Abstract What did Shakespeare read in order to write his comedies? He read the classics, probably in Latin and in translation, especially Plautus (c. 250-184 BC) and Terence (c.190-159 BC). These playwrights, heirs to Menander (fourth century BC) and other Greeks, gave to later generations a flexible repertory of comic characters-the old
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Tv Comedy/Comedy Tv

2011
Analisi della dimensione della commedia nella serialità televisiva americana, con particolare riferimento al suo ruolo socio ...
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COMEDY

Studies in American Humor, 2015
Martin Carter, Helen Cox, Nikki Baughan, Marcelline Block, Stephen Morgan, Adam Bingham, Alexandra Heller-Nicholas   +6 more
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COMEDY IN THE AGE OF NIXON... WHAT COMEDY?

2023
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On the importance of the dynamics of humour and comedy for constructionism and reflexivity in social science research methodology

International Journal of Social Research Methodology: Theory and Practice, 2022
Sharon Lockyer, Simon Weaver
exaly  

Comedy, Film, and Film Comedy

2020
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Comedy as Being/Comedy as Idea

Studies in Romanticism, 1987
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Shakespearian Comedy in The Comedy of Errors

College English, 1964
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From Funny Features to Entertaining Effects: Connecting Approaches to Communication Research on Political Comedy

Review of Communication, 2013
Amy B Becker
exaly  

Comedy

2023
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