-
considerably more
erudite in tone. His
literary legacy is such that the word
Rabelaisian designates something that is "marked by
gross robust humor, extravagance...
-
describes the
story as
lacking the
burlesque humor of
Tortilla Flat, the
Rabelaisian humor of "St. Katy the Virgin," the folk
humor of The
Grapes of Wrath...
- writing, but
Harington was
inclined to
overstep the mark in his
somewhat Rabelaisian and
occasionally risqué pieces. His
attempt at a
translation of Ariosto's...
-
Danish biography comments of her
domestic life: "The
scene is
classic Rabelaisian more than
anything else,
harkening back to the
Middle Ages when people...
- New York
Times obituary described him via a
character sketch: He was a
Rabelaisian figure in the
Senate and in life,
instantly recognizable by his shock...
-
goodness of the nose".
Sterne had
written an
earlier piece called A
Rabelaisian Fragment that
indicates his
familiarity with the work of the
French monk...
-
figure in the
world of the arts. In a
modern account, he was
described as
Rabelaisian, bawdy, witty, robust, wild, lusty, protean, lecherous, and luscious...
- Crowley.
Hidden Publishing. ISBN 978-0955523700. Gauna, Max (1996). The
Rabelaisian Mythologies.
Fairleigh ****inson
University Press. ISBN 0-8386-3631-4...
- whom
Donleavy once
described in an
interview as a "saint",
though of a
Rabelaisian kind.
Correctly or incorrectly, his
initial works are
sometimes grouped...
- to
sentimental fiction, it is an
example of a
modernist novel in the
Rabelaisian tradition of
bawdy and
parodic fiction.
Nearly every chapter is written...
