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Comedy alludes , points to , suggests the deep sources of our consciousness , indeed , the unconscious . Not invoking Freud , Chapman locates the source of the comic in the unrepressed and irrepressible in our unconscious .
Comedy alludes , points to , suggests the deep sources of our consciousness , indeed , the unconscious . Not invoking Freud , Chapman locates the source of the comic in the unrepressed and irrepressible in our unconscious .
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was an artist in comedy also . To this they were constrained to assent , being drowsy and not quite following the argument . And first of all Aristophanes dropped off ; then , when the day was already dawning , Agathon .
was an artist in comedy also . To this they were constrained to assent , being drowsy and not quite following the argument . And first of all Aristophanes dropped off ; then , when the day was already dawning , Agathon .
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The stuff of which tragedy and comedy are made is the same stuff . The foibles of mankind work up more easily into comedy than into tragedy ; and this is the chief difference between the two . We readily understand the Nemesis of ...
The stuff of which tragedy and comedy are made is the same stuff . The foibles of mankind work up more easily into comedy than into tragedy ; and this is the chief difference between the two . We readily understand the Nemesis of ...
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| Title | The Collected Works of John Jay Chapman: Education Volume 6 of The Collected Works of John Jay Chapman, John Jay Chapman |
| Author | John Jay Chapman |
| Publisher | M & S Press, 1970 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 5 Mar 2008 |
| ISBN | 0877300038, 9780877300038 |
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