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As Baudelaire explains : Rabelais , who is the great French master of the grotesque , preserves an element of utility and reason in the very midst of his most prodigious fantasies . He is directly symbolic . His comedy nearly always ...
As Baudelaire explains : Rabelais , who is the great French master of the grotesque , preserves an element of utility and reason in the very midst of his most prodigious fantasies . He is directly symbolic . His comedy nearly always ...
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As Baudelaire explains : Rabelais , who is the great French master of the grotesque , preserves an element of utility and reason in the very midst of his most prodigious fantasies . He is directly symbolic . His comedy nearly always ...
As Baudelaire explains : Rabelais , who is the great French master of the grotesque , preserves an element of utility and reason in the very midst of his most prodigious fantasies . He is directly symbolic . His comedy nearly always ...
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As Baudelaire explains : Rabelais , who is the great French master of the grotesque , preserves an element of utility and reason in the very midst of his most prodigious fantasies . He is directly symbolic . His comedy nearly always ...
As Baudelaire explains : Rabelais , who is the great French master of the grotesque , preserves an element of utility and reason in the very midst of his most prodigious fantasies . He is directly symbolic . His comedy nearly always ...
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