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Farce is a comprehensive exploration of the farce genre, examining its historical development, thematic elements, and cultural significance. Jessica Milner Davis provides an in-depth analysis of how farce has evolved over time and its impact on both literature and performance.
Publisher
Taylor & Francis
Publication year
2001
ISBN-13
9780765808875
ISBN-10
1765236274
Language
English
Subjects
Literary CriticismTheater StudiesComedyCultural StudiesPerformance ArtsHumor StudiesDramatic ArtsHistorical AnalysisGenre StudiesEntertainment

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