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Register a new userThe Comic and Mock Epic: A Comparative Study of Fielding‟s Joseph Andrews and Pope‟s The Rape of the Lock
الملحمة الهزلية و الملحمة الساخرة: دراسة مقارنة لرواية ( جوزيف أندروز ) لفيلدنغ و قصيدة ( اغتصاب خصلة الشعر ) لبوب
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يحاول البحث إجراء مقارنة بين الريقتين المستخدمتين من قبل الكاتبين المذكورين و تحديد الفوترق بين هاتين الطريقتين و أسلوب و شكل الملحمة التقليدية.
This study aims at comparing and a contrasting the two different ways employed by the two authors in the studied works as new types of epics and to show their difference from the traditional epic.
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Burgess, Anthony. English Literature: A Survey for Students. London: Longman Group Limited, 1974
Cuddon, J. A. A Dictionary of Literary Terms. Middlesex: Penguin Books Limited,1979
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