| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Here, Joseph Meeker expands upon his consideration of comedy and tragedy, not as dramatic motifs for humor and sadness but rather as forms of adaptive behavior in the natural world that either promote our survival (comedy) or estrange us from other life forms (tragedy).in this third major edition of his classic work, Meeker examines the role of literature in shaping such behavior.
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