Journal of Mediterranean Studies, Volume 5Mediterranean Institute, University of Malta, 1991 |
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Page 51
... seen to be guardians of official culture . Morbo belongs to popular culture . In this case , however , I will argue that newspapers did become sensationalistic , as the events allowed a sort of lull in the ' defenses ' newspaper culture ...
... seen to be guardians of official culture . Morbo belongs to popular culture . In this case , however , I will argue that newspapers did become sensationalistic , as the events allowed a sort of lull in the ' defenses ' newspaper culture ...
Page 81
... seen as a sort of build - up towards the final effort of putting one's capabilities against those of others . Therefore ' alea ' ( chance and hazard ) and its risks in the outcome of the competition are also part of the interest around ...
... seen as a sort of build - up towards the final effort of putting one's capabilities against those of others . Therefore ' alea ' ( chance and hazard ) and its risks in the outcome of the competition are also part of the interest around ...
Page 191
... seen also in Marlowe's Tamburlaine the Great ( 1587-1588 ) , where the Turksh Sultan Bajazeth is ridiculed for his excessive pride and bombastic speech . Indeed , the ridiculous is overblown in Marlowe's play until it becomes grotesque ...
... seen also in Marlowe's Tamburlaine the Great ( 1587-1588 ) , where the Turksh Sultan Bajazeth is ridiculed for his excessive pride and bombastic speech . Indeed , the ridiculous is overblown in Marlowe's play until it becomes grotesque ...
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