10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BAWDINESS»
Discover the use of
bawdiness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
bawdiness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Translating Women in Early Modern England: Gender in the ...
Harington's changes are, thus, an act of condemnation, not of bawdiness:
denying this and maintaining that the translator elaborated on the original
version's bawdiness for added humour denotes a significant misreading of the
relationship ...
2
Political Values and the Educated Class in Africa
He was particularly drawn towards the bard by his unique bawdiness. Baldwin
regards Shakespeare as the last bawdy writer in the English language, and he
found this a bond between him and Shakespeare precisely because he
associated ...
3
Comedy: New Perspectives
Admittedly, much of the comedy arises from the fundamentals of the situation
itself— on the one hand, there is the "luxury" restaurant with its maitre d'hotel and
its officious waiters; on the other, there is the unrestrained bawdiness of Aunt
Livia.
(The apparently provocative title is merely a convenient abridgement of 'Sexuality
, Homosexuality, and Bawdiness in the Works of William Shakespeare'.) If
Shakespearean criticism had not so largely been in the hands of academics and
...
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A Gaelic Dictionary: In Two Parts I. Guelic and English. - ...
Gairseaciid, s.f. Lewdness, bawdiness, debauchery. Gairsealaciid, s.f. (Ir.
gairsamhlachd.) Lewdness, debauchery, bawdiness. Gairsean, ein, s. A scold, a
shrew. Gairseil, a. (Ir. gairsamhail.) Lewd, whorish; nasty, indecent. Gairsgeal, eil,
s. m. ...
Robert Archibald Armstrong, 1825
6
The Venetian Origins of the Commedia Dell'Arte
... 135, 152, 224 religious tolerance 53–4 respectability 184 The Return ofthe
Ambassadors (Carpaccio) 54, 221 ribaldry see bawdiness Riccoboni, Antonio
121 Riccoboni, Luigi 121 Le Rime Burlesche (Grazzini) 177 ritualization 224
Rogna, ...
Director of the Arctic Centre Peter Jordan, Peter Jordan, 2013
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A Gaelic Dictionary in Two Parts. To which is Prefixed a New ...
Gairseachd, s.s. Lewdness, bawdiness, debauchery. Gairsealachd, s.s. (Ir.
gairsamhlachd.) Lewdness, debauchery, bawdiness. Gairsean, ein, s. A scold, a
shrew. Gairseil, a, (Ir. gairsamhail.) Lewd, whorish; nasty, indécent. Gairsgeal, eil,
s. m. ...
Robert Archibald Armstrong, 1825
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Something Completely Different: British Television and ...
Instead of the "kinkiness" used to construct Rigg/Peel as an object of male desire,
the narrative image established for The First Churchills was developed on its "
bawdiness," an utterance that added a nongendered element of ribald sexuality
to ...
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Nature's Mirror: Theme and Structure in Ten Plays by Shakespeare
(In this connection it is interesting to note that there is very little bawdiness in
Twelfth Night. Drunken revelry and sad songs of love, but little bawdiness. Would
bawdiness have aroused too strong a reaction, perhaps even repulsion or
disgust, ...
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But Not Philosophy: Seven Introductions to Non-Western Thought
... an indifference to the distinction.45 IV. What we would consider low may be
seen in the bawdiness frequently found in Indian stories. But we should notice
that the English-language oral tradition has not been without its robust
bawdiness at ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BAWDINESS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
bawdiness is used in the context of the following news items.
Saying Farewell to the Chutzpah of Streisand, Midler, Manilow, and …
Midler's bawdiness still seems somehow precocious, Diamond's rock 'n' roll still plays as charmingly second-hand, and Streisand and Manilow ... «Slate Magazine, Jul 15»
Bigger not better? Asheville's river lesson from Knoxville
While all might not welcome the full range of bawdiness observed by Weir, many of Knoxville's modern leaders probably would like to recapture ... «Asheville Citizen-Times, Jul 15»
REVIEW: Measure For Measure, Shakespeares Globe
... play but Dromgoole has gone for, essentially, the romantic comedy approach with quite a lot of excess bawdiness added for good measure. «British Theatre, Jul 15»
9 Speedy Reads For Quick Flights, Because Sometimes You Just …
Miller has an unparalleled knack for capturing spunky female ennui; these stories frequently alternate between bawdiness and poignancy. “Pearl” is one of my ... «Bustle, Jul 15»
Tony Bennett, Lady Gaga a perfect pair at Tanglewood
In her appearance and attitude Gaga summoned Mae West's bawdiness, but her singing was less contrived, and indebted to the jazz greats, ... «Boston Globe, Jul 15»
Behind the Scene: Getting drunk for Shakespeare
... completely off the rails, could be embarrassing or painful, but here it adds an appropriate level of bawdiness to Shakespeare's comic romp. «Boston Globe, Jun 15»
"Ted 2" Gets Real
The song helped set the tone for a movie that, for all its bawdiness and debauchery, ultimately was defined by its sweet, childlike heart ... «NBC New York, Jun 15»
Argentinian stage adaptation like a Scottish Mrs Brown
The introduction of Donny Francisco, played by Brian Pettifer, sees the play become much cruder and more explicit in its bawdiness. But it is his ... «the Irish News, Jun 15»
'Another Period' review: Fun with low-hanging fruit
... but the jokes are not particularly charged, aiming for -- and granted, usually reaching -- bawdiness, not brilliance. "Another Period" debuts on ... «NJ.com, Jun 15»
Take trip back in time at Door County Renaissance Faire
Unlike some other Renaissance festivals, this one is more family friendly, lacking the bawdiness and double-meaning banter seen and heard ... «Green Bay Press Gazette, Jun 15»
