- The
genre of
Menippean satire is a form of satire,
usually in prose, that is
characterized by
attacking mental attitudes rather than
specific individuals...
- p. 20, ISBN 9780399110597 Clark, John R; Motto, Anna
Lydia (1980), "
Menippeans &
Their Satire:
Concerning Monstrous Leamed Old Dogs and Hippocentaurs"...
- literature. Of these, the most
significant were
Socratic dialogue and
Menippean satire.
According to Bakhtin, the
seriocomic genres always began with...
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according to C****ius Dio, was
written by
Seneca the Younger. A
partly extant Menippean satire, an
anonymous work
called Ludus de
morte Divi
Claudii ("Play on...
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regarded Bobok as one of the
finest works in the
literary tradition of
Menippean satire, and
argues that it
encapsulates many of the
thematic concerns...
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place at the end of a
literary tradition going back to the
ancient world (
Menippean satire), and his
translation of the folk
carnival ethos—where conventional...
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identifies the
author as
Titus Petronius. The
Satyricon is an
example of
Menippean satire,
which is
different from the
formal verse satire of
Juvenal or...
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Philosophy Carnivalesque Chronotope Culture of po****r
laughter Dialogue (Bakhtin)
Grotesque body
Heteroglossia Menippean satire Polyphony (literature)...
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American Satire pp. 20–2, in
Kharpertian A Hand to Turn the Time: The
Menippean Satires of
Thomas Pynchon. McHale,
Brian (1981),
Thomas Pychon: A Portrait...
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double "L-I-N"s; hence, Dublin. Gulliver's
Travels has been
described as a
Menippean satire, a children's story, proto-science
fiction and a
forerunner of...
