Fools, clowns, jesters: an attempt to understand certain low comic heroes in Shakespeare

• Autores: Teresa Guerra Bosch
• Localización: Philologica canariensia, ISSN 1136-3169, Nº 10-11, 2004-2005, págs. 283-294
• Idioma: español
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