An edition of At whom are we laughing?
(2013)
At whom are we laughing?
humor in Romance language literatures
by Zenia Sacks Da Silva and Gregory M. Pell
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At whom are we laughing?: humor in Romance language literatures
2013, Cambridge Scholars Publishing
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From the Romance lands: farce as life-blood of the theatre / Jessica Milner Davis
French comic heroes / John Parkin
The subversion of empire as farce in Fernao Mendes Pinto's Peregrinaçao / Steven Gonzagowski
The transgressive ethics of the trickster in late medieval and post-Reformation French farce / Bruce Hayes
A case of medical satire as therapy in colonial Peru: Diente del Parnaso by Juan del Valle y Caviedes / Paul W. Seaver
Picaresque humor in Don Quijote / Robert S. Stone
Estebanillo González and the comic art of the buffoon / Manuel Galofaro
Macabre humor and modern paradox in Gracián's Court of death / Yun Shao
Laughing at learned women in the medieval French farce / Lisa Perfetti
Sex, violence, and the holy: aspects of humor in medieval narrative / Stefano Mula
Casting about: self-fashioning and parody in Teresa de la Parra's Iphigenia / RoseAnna Mueller
Staging ridicule: Ana Istarú and Diana Raznovich debunking gender practice / Gisela Norat
Castiglione and Cicero: wit and laughter in The book of the courtier / Paul Shulten
"Ridentem dicere verum": the role of laughter in the Satyres chrestiennes de la cuisine papale / Bernd Renner
Inside jokes and trivialized space: the chancery of the Palazzo Vecchio and the bathos of Machiavelli's Florentine histories / Paul Wright
Parodies via the New Testament in Lazarillo de Tormes / Kevin S. Larsen
Invective and humor in the poetry of Dante and Cecco Angiolieri / Nicolino Applauso
Humor and identity in Pancho Guerra's Los cuentos famosos de Pepe Monagas and in Cho-Juaá's illustrations / María Jesús Vera Cazorla
Parodies of Don Juan in the Tales of Clarín and Galdós / María Montoya
Postmodernism and humor in Cuento, luego existo by Sindo Saavedra / Dolores Martín-Armas
"With a jeer I replied": laughter in Rimbaud's poetry / Myriam Krepps
The sanity of the insane: humor and "humorismo" in Ramón Gómez de la Serna / Ana León Távora
Milan Kundera and Severo Sarduy: on the matter of kitsch / Rolando Pérez
Narratorial irony and textual parody / Patricia Han
The ludic utopias of Gerardo Diego's ultraist poetry / Judith Stallings-Ward
After the curtain: dark humor in the new Romanian drama / Saviana Stanescu
Galician "retranca" gone green: humor on the Pestige oil spill / Isabel Castro-Vázquez
What's so funny about wartime exile? / Christine Ann Evans
Three shades of laughter: the comic art of Mendoza, Sorrentino and Garibay / Zenia Sacks DaSilva
Commonplaces of language: horns and death in Achille Campanile / Gregory M. Pell
The grotesque and verisimilitude in Dario Fo's theatre / Marco Valleriani.
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