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    comedy analysis

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    ENGL 102 Comedy Analysis and Critique Sai Hao directed by Henry Koster‚ and starring James Stewart. I think that this is the best comedy I had never watched before. The story is about Elwood‚ a polite gentleman whose best friend is a 6-foot tall pooka named Harvey. He got a serious hallucination after his mom died and always believed the existence of Harvey. He did everything with Harvey‚ even though Harvey did not exist in the real world. He would always talk with his former friend

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    Situation Comedy

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    SITUATION COMEDY Situation Comedy or sitcom is a style of comedic drama where characters share a common environment with dialogue that includes humor. Sitcoms usually have a story line with the same familiar characters. Situation comedy originated on the radio but is now found primarily on television and the internet. In the United States director and producer William Asher has been credited with being “the man who created the sitcom”. He directed over a dozen of sitcoms including I love Lucy

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    Has Society Changed? Throughout the history of politics there have been many instances where individuals have found ways to suppress opposition and take extreme measures to secure their power. Many authors have written about totalitarians and what they could entail. One of the most famous authors‚ George Orwell‚ dictates the story of how Ingsoc led to the rise of the Party and recounts the daily lives‚ struggles‚ and adventures of its citizens. In the book‚ 1984‚ Orwell cautions society about the

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    The comedy of errors

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    misunderstanding. How far do you agree? Adriana is clearly an unfortunate victim of misunderstanding; it is clear because of her unfair treatment throughout the play. There are many moments of misunderstanding between the characters which create comedy‚ specifically those of farcical comedy. The definition of a farce is something that is intended to be seen as ridiculous‚ particularly a comedy based on an unlikely situation. Even though these moments are created for the seemingly joyous genre of comedy‚ they

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    The History of Comedy

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    The History of Comedy. From Old Greek to the Present Day What does Comedy mean? In old Greek times comedy was a village festival where people came together and sang‚ there were jesters to entertain the audiences. The Greeks created theatre; comedy soon followed which to the present day is known as ‘old comedy’. Old comedy is seen as very political‚ meaning that the performance

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    Comedy of Errors

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    The Portrayal of Women in The Comedy of Errors Through the centuries‚ women have tried to be equal to men. From their position in the place of work to voting rights‚ women have struggled to gain equal rights. In Shakespeare’s play The Comedy of Errors‚ women are very present. Shakespeare presents two important women: Adriana and Luciana. They are each portrayed differently. Adriana represents the feminist point of view and Luciana‚ the anti-feminist. To begin‚ Adriana is the most present female

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    Old Comedy

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    The first period of the ancient Greek comedy is known as Old Comedy. Out of the forty poets who are named as having illustrated the style of Old Comedy in 460-404 B.C. Aristophanes was one of the chiefs‚ whose works‚ with their political satire of sexual innuendo‚ effectively defines the genre today. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Comedy) Also known as the Father of Comedy and the representative of Old Comedy‚ Aristophanes has been said to have recreated the life of Ancient Athens more convincingly

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    The Divine Comedy

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    Ken Wood WC 1 5/1/2012 The Divine Comedy The Divine Comedy is commonly thought as one of the many great classics of Western literature. The story describes in much detail Dante’s journey through the nine circles of hell‚ purgatory‚ and heaven. The Divine Comedy is a story full of symbolism‚ dealing with the themes of sin‚ salvation‚ and redemption. The description of hell is based on the “Catholic Christian doctrine at the time of the late middle ages and Early Renaissance‚ the time when

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    The origins of comedy

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    The origins of comedy are in the 5th Century BC. So this was in the Greek era- these plays were performed in Classical Athens as parts of festivals called Dionysia. These were performed on different days to tragedies. Greek comedies would be zany and would mock both political and philosophical ideas. Aristophanes a prolific writer of comedy during the 4th and 5th century BC he is first and foremost a political writer; a satirist most commonly known for mocking the politicians of the time. Aristophanes

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    Black comedy

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    just let them do it. Although it expleores the arrogance and façade of art‚ it also explores the universal and controversial idea of “change if you love me”‚ and how the exterior‚ the physical appearance can both positively and negatively impact confidence‚ and as a byproduct‚ either encourage faithful or unfaithful behavior. The black comedy of the play arises from the moral uncertainty wherein the audience is asked the rhetoric question “is it right to change someone for the sake of art?” The students

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