The Compass of Irony

AEGISTHUS artist attitude aware become believe CALIFORNIA/SANTA CRUZ century chapter character Chaucer concept of irony confidently unaware conscious contradiction critic detached Diderot distinguish Doctor Faustus Don Quixote Dramatic Irony Euthyphro example express feeling fiction Friedrich Schlegel German Heine human I. A. Richards imagine Impersonal Irony Ingénu innocent ironic situation ironist Irony of Events Jacques Jane Austen Kierkegaard kind of irony less literary literature ment mind moral Musil nature novel novelist object opposition Overt Irony parody perhaps person philosophy play poem poet poetry praise predicament present pretended Private Irony qualities reader real meaning reality recognize Romantic Irony Romanticism satire seems self-conscious self-irony sense of irony Shakespeare simply Situational Irony Socrates Socratic Irony speaking story subjective Swift techniques tell theory things Thomas Mann thought tion Tonio Kröger understatement UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA/SANTA Verbal Irony victim of irony word writing