The International Quarterly
The International Quarterly
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It exposes the ^^ monster," and does so by a more heavy over- charging of all that the tragic artist has been doing or misdoing, till its product is quite incredible and preposterous, and supplies the occasion for the instant reversal of judgment and feeling. Soon the ^^ sham hero," when burlesque has had its little turn, is directly attacked, and often'^ery subtly and cunningly. We have seen the ^^hero" and know just what he does in adversity (having always been in adversity, at least when off...icially presented to us), and so we are quite armed if we be the ^^sham hero" for all contingencies — except prosperity. Just as in tragedy, therefore, the hero meets calamity, in comedy the cunning ^ sham hero " is embarrassed by not meeting the calamity when it fell due, and the ^^sham hero" convicts himself; or the calamity is held in such malign suspense that the honest ^ would-be hero's " watchings have wearied him, until he betrays the fact that he is not altogether so well prepared for actual calamity as he had believed; that he had only been ready for the appearance of calamity, and not for the appearance of calamity!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It exposes the ^^ monster," and does so by a more heavy over- charging of all that the tragic artist has been doing or misdoing, till its product is quite incredible and preposterous, and supplies the occasion for the instant reversal of judgment and feeling. Soon the ^^ sham hero," when burlesque has had its little turn, is directly attacked, and often'^ery subtly and cunningly. We have seen the ^^hero" and know just what he does in adversity (having always been in adversity, at least when off...icially presented to us), and so we are quite armed if we be the ^^sham hero" for all contingencies — except prosperity. Just as in tragedy, therefore, the hero meets calamity, in comedy the cunning ^ sham hero " is embarrassed by not meeting the calamity when it fell due, and the ^^sham hero" convicts himself; or the calamity is held in such malign suspense that the honest ^ would-be hero's " watchings have wearied him, until he betrays the fact that he is not altogether so well prepared for actual calamity as he had believed; that he had only been ready for the appearance of calamity, and not for the appearance of calamity!
What to read after The International Quarterly?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richardson, Frederick Albert, 1873- to read onlineMoreLess
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