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Peter Bilton. III Early Comedy The Comedy of Errors ; The Two Gentlemen of Verona ; The Taming of the Shrew ; Love's Labour's Lost Although the early comedies differ widely in technique , they have often been considered together.1 Apart ...
Peter Bilton. III Early Comedy The Comedy of Errors ; The Two Gentlemen of Verona ; The Taming of the Shrew ; Love's Labour's Lost Although the early comedies differ widely in technique , they have often been considered together.1 Apart ...
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... comedy . " In The Comedy of Errors , however , Shakespeare managed to create harmless fun with no framing induction or intermediary character : the audience is completely in the know and the characters completely bewildered from ...
... comedy . " In The Comedy of Errors , however , Shakespeare managed to create harmless fun with no framing induction or intermediary character : the audience is completely in the know and the characters completely bewildered from ...
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... Comedy . 8 Bertrand Evans studies dramatic irony , Shakespeare's exploitation of dif- ferent levels of awareness , in Shakespeare's Comedies , and makes this point about The Comedy of Errors on pp . 1-3 . 9 Harold Brooks suggests the ...
... Comedy . 8 Bertrand Evans studies dramatic irony , Shakespeare's exploitation of dif- ferent levels of awareness , in Shakespeare's Comedies , and makes this point about The Comedy of Errors on pp . 1-3 . 9 Harold Brooks suggests the ...
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