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Humanist Comic Elements in Aristophanes and the Old Testament

Author Benjamin Lazarus
Publisher Gorgias Pr Llc
Category Literary Criticism
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ISBN / ASIN1463202431
ISBN-139781463202439
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Lazarus compares and discusses comic elements used for didactic purposes in two separate literary traditions: Old Testament narrative and Aristophanic Comedies. Given that humour relies on taking people's ideas of what is normal and making them incongruous, this volume examines these very different texts to see how they use that comic incongruity to help define what it means to be human within the hierarchy of the universe.
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