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Playboys and Killjoys: An Essay on the Theory and Practice of Comedy

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“Former library book; Readable copy. Pages may have considerable notes/highlighting. ~ ...
Binding
Paperback
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0 lbs
Product Group
Book
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Yes
ISBN
9780195048773
Book Title
Playboys and Killjoys : an Essay on the Theory and Practice of Comedy
Item Length
8in
Publisher
Oxford University Press, Incorporated
Publication Year
1988
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Item Height
0.5in
Author
Harry Levin
Genre
Literary Criticism, Performing Arts
Topic
Drama, Comedy
Item Width
5.3in
Item Weight
7.1 Oz
Number of Pages
224 Pages

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Harry Levin--one of America's leading literary critics--offers a brilliant and original study of the whole world of comedy, concentrating on playwrights through the centuries, from Aristophanes and Plautus in classical times to Bernard Shaw and Bertolt Brecht and their recent successors.

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Publisher
Oxford University Press, Incorporated
ISBN-10
0195048776
ISBN-13
9780195048773
eBay Product ID (ePID)
1642897

Product Key Features

Book Title
Playboys and Killjoys : an Essay on the Theory and Practice of Comedy
Author
Harry Levin
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
Drama, Comedy
Publication Year
1988
Genre
Literary Criticism, Performing Arts
Number of Pages
224 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
8in
Item Height
0.5in
Item Width
5.3in
Item Weight
7.1 Oz

Additional Product Features

Lc Classification Number
Pn1922.L38 1988
Reviews
"Levin's prose reflects the highest degree of polish and sophistication....His stature among scholars matches that of many of his creative subjects."--The Harvard Book Review, "Levin's prose reflects the highest degree of polish and sophistication....The ease with which he moves from Aristophanes and Aristotle to Brecht and Bakhtin, making sense in the process, can only be attributed to his forty plus years of scholarship....His stature among scholars matches thatof many of his creative subjects."--The Harvard Book Review, "Levin's persuasive and zestful discussion of theatrical comedy and comic theory demonstrates...that humor is not a fragile bud about to shrivel under the wintry pinch of analysis."--The Boston Globe, "This superb study of comedy as a dramatic art form touches on virtually every point of departure--history, ethos, plotting, characterization, atmosphere."--Library Journal, "Levin conveys his extensive, polyglot learning with an elegance, deftness, and old-fashioned zest that make his exposition about pleasure a pleasure to read."--Modern Language Review, "Levin brings an impressive pedigree to Playboys and Killjoys....The result is a book that ranges widely, and easily, through comedies of the Western tradition. It discusses comic theory in clear, understandable terms and, best of all, allows the comic spirit plenty of room to breathe."--ThePhiladelphia Inquirer, "Levin brings an impressive pedigree to Playboys and Killjoys....[He] discusses comic theory in clear, understandable terms and, best of all, allows the comic spirit plenty of room to breathe."*, "Exhilarating, wide-ranging and immensely civilized....Levin lucidly and richly demonstrates...a very fruitful and illuminating way to look at comedies through the ages."--The New York Times Book Review, "Valuable addition to a neglected area of the study of human experience; that is, comedy, as much a part of the human experience as grief, but rarely addressed."--Carol B. Welborn, Barat College, "...the student-as every other reader-will revel in the suitable and striking formulations that mark every chapter."--Ronald W. Tobin, The French Review, "Valuable addition to a neglected area of the study of human experience; that is, comedy, as much a part of the human experience as grief, but rarely addressed."--Carol B. Welborn, Barat College"...the student-as every other reader-will revel in the suitable and striking formulations that mark every chapter."--Ronald W. Tobin, The French Review"Levin conveys his extensive, polyglot learning with an elegance, deftness, and old-fashioned zest that make his exposition about pleasure a pleasure to read."--Modern Language Review"Exhilarating, wide-ranging and immensely civilized....Levin lucidly and richly demonstrates...a very fruitful and illuminating way to look at comedies through the ages."--The New York Times Book Review"Levin's persuasive and zestful discussion of theatrical comedy and comic theory demonstrates...that humor is not a fragile bud about to shrivel under the wintry pinch of analysis."--The Boston Globe"Levin brings an impressive pedigree to Playboys and Killjoys....[He] discusses comic theory in clear, understandable terms and, best of all, allows the comic spirit plenty of room to breathe."*"Levin brings an impressive pedigree to Playboys and Killjoys....The result is a book that ranges widely, and easily, through comedies of the Western tradition. It discusses comic theory in clear, understandable terms and, best of all, allows the comic spirit plenty of room to breathe."--The Philadelphia Inquirer"Levin's prose reflects the highest degree of polish and sophistication....The ease with which he moves from Aristophanes and Aristotle to Brecht and Bakhtin, making sense in the process, can only be attributed to his forty plus years of scholarship....His stature among scholars matches that of many of his creative subjects."--The Harvard Book Review"Levin's prose reflects the highest degree of polish and sophistication....His stature among scholars matches that of many of his creative subjects."--The Harvard Book Review"This superb study of comedy as a dramatic art form touches on virtually every point of departure--history, ethos, plotting, characterization, atmosphere."--Library Journal"A comprehensive study of one of the broadest and most mercurial of subjects--comedy....What makes Levin's book not only valuable but entrancing is its author's seemingly boundless acquaintance with comedies from Aristophanes to Albee, Plautus to Pinter, Molière to the Marx Brothers....His quotations and comments are in themselves a mine of humor."--Modern Language Studies"Levin's book is literary, beautifully written, Latinate, highly nuanced, and leisurely in its approach to comedy."--Society
Copyright Date
1988
Dewey Decimal
809.2/523/09
Intended Audience
Trade
Dewey Edition
19

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