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...' cites O. J. Campbell, who characterized the play as "explosive political satire" (176, and n.5). Arguing against scholars' and the government's position, I ...in ''Every Man In'' but even more extensively through Nashe's allegorical satire, ''Nashe's Lenten Stuff'' (246-62). Explicating the latter, she focuses on

...Friends'', which "contains a good deal of anti-puritan and anti-sectarian satire" (234).

...nd. It occurs in Dekker's ''Satiromastix'' (1601), a highly metatheatrical satire responding to Jonson's ''Poetaster'' (1601) in particular:

Topical Satire (Harbage). [[category:all]][[category:Festival]][[category:Friars]][[category:Satire]][[category:Star Chamber]][[category:Misha Teramura]][[category:National Ar

...eponymous animal," such as wisdom or nocturnal activity. Michael Drayton's satire ''The Owl'' (published 1604) is a poor candidate for dramatic adaptation.

...ween Mingo Revulgo and Gil Arribato, the poem is a thinly veiled political satire in which the head shepherd (Henry IV of Castile) is condemned for shirking

<br><br> The playwright would have probably appreciated "the satire, irony, and vituperation" that characterise More's retelling of Richard's s

...erhaps involving beans and talking oxen), if it was not a straight-forward satire like Aristophanes’ Clouds, it may have presented Pythagoras as a learned,

:: In the second of two books in this collection, in the satire entitled "Of Inconstancy," Wither describes the humor of the inconstant man

...h a waiting maid and a light [200].) Jenkins, however, speculated that the satire did not necessarily require a specific object; the author of ''Histrio-mast

...to Cheat the Common-Weale: Inventors, Projectors, and Patentees in English Satire, ca. 1630–70." ''Technology and Culture'' 53.2 (2012): 337-365.