Witty critique and context for Fielding’s The Miser
This analysis situates the comedy within the English stage, comparing it to Moliere and Plautus while evaluating its moral stakes and theatrical craft.
The book argues that The Miser blends homage and invention, offering a lively look at money, marriage, and manipulation without becoming a mere lesson. It notes the work’s place in the drama of its era and discusses how characters’ voices and social behaviors are portrayed on stage.Ideal for readers of 18th‑century drama, literary criticism, and theater history who want grounding in context plus careful analysis of character and theme.
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