Edgar Neville y la comedia de la felicidad
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https://doi.org/10.3989/revliteratura.2005.v67.i133.114Keywords:
Escape drama, Happiness comedy, Another Generation of 27, HumorAbstract
Happiness comedy places in the escape drama, which was practised by some outstanding authors of Franco's dictatorship. This genre has been frequently considered as a kind of answer to a mediocre reality and an invitation to imagination in order to compensate it. However, in the case of some authors like Edgar Neville, happiness comedy had a more direct relation with the vital experience of a cultured and refined minority, that had always been prepared to make the most of a happiness wich, for them, was not only the illusion of a stage.
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