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Parody : the new critical idiom
, 2000 Parody is part of all our lives. It occurs not only in literature, but also in everyday speech, in theatre and television, architecture and films.xii, 197 p.; 20 ...
John Drakakis, Simon Dentith
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Character in later nineteenth-century American naturalism [PDF]
, 1988 This study considers American literary naturalism written at the close of the nineteenth century, focusing on Stephen Crane's Maggie and The Red Badge of Courage, Theodore Dreiser's Sister Carrie, and Frank Norris' McTeague.
Semmens, Dan
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Parody in Japanese Literature ―Parody as a Mode of Reception in Edo period Literature― [PDF]
, 1988 pdfI ) As a mode of literary reception,parody is what may be called a 'productive'(authorial) form of reception. II) Parody may be defined as method of literary expression in which the conventions of form and style of a prior work (or genre) are ...
Schneider, Rorand +3 more
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Rushlight: The Literary Supplement, November 7th 1925
, 1925 Wheaton College (Norton, MA) student literary magazine.The Chinese ShawlClarissa Harlowe and Hugh Carver (or any other Student Prince)Editorial CommentMorceauxBook ReviewsLeaf SmokeThe Unknown LadyAutumn ImageFarther OnPreparing for ...
Julia Ames +2 more
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A Recipe for Parody: Mark Crick’s “Clafoutis Grandmère à la Virginia Woolf” as a Pastiche and Parody of Virginia Woolf’s To the Lighthouse [PDF]
Polish Journal of English StudiesThis paper explores a parody of Virginia Woolf’s writing style featured in Kafka’s Soup by Mark Crick. The volume by Crick comprises a wide range of parodies, including “Clafoutis Grand-mère à la Virginia Woolf”, which, this paper strives to show ...
Natalia Szechnicka
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Принцип игровой пародийности в художественном. тексте Григория Остера „Вредные советы”
Studia Rossica Posnaniensia, 2016 This article is devoted to analyzing parodic play in Harmful Advice by Grigorij Oster. The game’s strategy in this text combines elements of the classical and post-modern interpretation of literary parody.
Dorota Horczak
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Rushlight: The Literary Supplement, December 12th, 1925
, 1925 Wheaton College (Norton, MA) student literary magazine.Sea FogEditorial CommentMePeter the Czar by KlabundThe Professor's House by Willa CatherCaravan by John GalsworthyThe Kenworthys by Margaret WilsonSamuel Pepys by J.
Ruth Hamblem +2 more
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Blog : si l’imitation fait genre…
Itinéraires, 2010 Imitation as intertextual activity bears upon the relationship between creation and reception, the enunciative context, the recipient’s position, as well as upon the codes in use in a particular domain. All these aspects are particularly pertinent as far
Pascale Hellégouarc’h
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Rushlight: The Literary Supplement, January 23rd 1926
, 1926 Wheaton College (Norton, MA) student literary magazine.A Fantasy to be ReadThe Promise UnfulfilledAt the Christening of a SonataWe Call to Your AttentionThunder on the Left by: Christopher MorleyChristina Alberta's FatherGlorious Apollo by: E ...
Katherine Frost +2 more
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