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... seen that this laughter was absolutely unof- ficial but nevertheless legalized . The rights of the fool's cap were as inviolable as those of the pileus ( the clown's headgear of the Roman Saturnalias ) . This freedom of laughter was ...
... seen that this laughter was absolutely unof- ficial but nevertheless legalized . The rights of the fool's cap were as inviolable as those of the pileus ( the clown's headgear of the Roman Saturnalias ) . This freedom of laughter was ...
Page 109
Mikhail Mikhaĭlovich Bakhtin. Rabelais ' negative aspect as seen by La Bruyère consists first of all in his sexual and ... seen , appreciated Rabelais ' morale fine . By this he means first of all " RABELAIS IN THE HISTORY OF LAUGHTER 109.
Mikhail Mikhaĭlovich Bakhtin. Rabelais ' negative aspect as seen by La Bruyère consists first of all in his sexual and ... seen , appreciated Rabelais ' morale fine . By this he means first of all " RABELAIS IN THE HISTORY OF LAUGHTER 109.
Page 390
... seen , Rabelais stressed two main elements : first , the banquet that forms the setting of Epistemon's tale ( he feasts in the netherworld , and so do the philosophers ; food is sold by the inmates ) and second , the consistently ...
... seen , Rabelais stressed two main elements : first , the banquet that forms the setting of Epistemon's tale ( he feasts in the netherworld , and so do the philosophers ; food is sold by the inmates ) and second , the consistently ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
ONE Rabelais in the History of Laughter | 59 |
TWO The Language of the Marketplace in Rabelais | 145 |
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