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Romantic Agony of Laughter and the Absurd : From Baudelaire to Camus JACK F. STEWART Arthur Schopenhauer's theory of the comic , expressed in The World as Will and Idea , ' combines anti - intellectualist yet intellectually oriented ...
Romantic Agony of Laughter and the Absurd : From Baudelaire to Camus JACK F. STEWART Arthur Schopenhauer's theory of the comic , expressed in The World as Will and Idea , ' combines anti - intellectualist yet intellectually oriented ...
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For Baudelaire , pride even enters into the basic mimetic process of art , and here he gives Aristotle's theory of the comic a satanic twist . Imitation , he argues , implies conscious control in the comic , of man's own ideas and ...
For Baudelaire , pride even enters into the basic mimetic process of art , and here he gives Aristotle's theory of the comic a satanic twist . Imitation , he argues , implies conscious control in the comic , of man's own ideas and ...
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... are inseparably fused in symbolic fantasy and this playful immediacy constitutes absolute comic ; in Voltaire's , on the other hand , a satiric fable demands analysis and this critical reflection constitutes significative comic .
... are inseparably fused in symbolic fantasy and this playful immediacy constitutes absolute comic ; in Voltaire's , on the other hand , a satiric fable demands analysis and this critical reflection constitutes significative comic .
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