On Sep 16, 3:49 am, "bobgrum...@nut-n-but.net" <bobgrum...@nut-n- but.net> wrote: In my opinion, Jonsons provides two 'solutions' to the Encomium. The solution you arrive at depends upon the perspective from which you decode Jonson's language. If you decode it from a Shakespearean perspective - you will end up with the traditional Stratfordian reading. But if you decode it
The Saturnalian Pattern C.L. Barber Much comedy is festive - all comedy, if the word festive is pressed far enough. But much of Shakespeare's comedy is festive in a quite special way which distinguishes it from the art of most of his contempraries and successors. The part of his work which I shall be dealing with in this book, the merry comedy written up to the period of Hamlet and the
"Ed Cryer" <ed@somewhere.in.the.uk> wrote in message news:g36489$bvl$1@aioe.org... "Johannes Patruus" <invalid@invalid.invalid> wrote in message news:6bnb5rF3avmr7U1@mid.individual.net... Quod nimis notum habemus, id parvi aestimamus. (A&H) Patruus Res contrariae se attrahunt. Est gramen semper alibi viridior. Quod minore labore adipiscimur id parvi aestimamus
Der böswillige Gewohnheitslügner Gerrit Brodmann log auch am 15 May 2008 wie üblich: Gerald Gruner <gerald314@yahoo.de> wrote: Gerrit Brodmann schrieb am Thu, 08 May 2008: Gerald Gruner <gerald314@yahoo.de> wrote: Gerrit Brodmann pöbelte wie üblich am Thu, 08 May 2008: [...] Ja, wenn man googelt, wird man feststellen, daß Du bei nahezu jeder Gelegenheit
Gerrit Brodmann schrieb am Thu, 08 May 2008: Gerald Gruner <gerald314@yahoo.de> wrote: Gerrit Brodmann pöbelte wie üblich am Thu, 08 May 2008: [...] Ja, wenn man googelt, wird man feststellen, daß Du bei nahezu jeder Gelegenheit die Urheber und Contentuser in Sippenhaft nimst. Ach, jetzt kommt auch noch der Blockwart raus. Dumm nur, dass sich nur ein winziger Prozentsatz
