She Stoops to Conquer: Characters She stoops to

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She Stoops to Conquer: Characters She stoops to Conquer as a Comedy of Manners The genre called comedy of manners is meant to satirize the customs and behavior of a certain social group of people, usually of the upper-class. She stoops to

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She Stoops to Conquer: Characters<br>
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She stoops to Conquer as a Comedy of Manners The genre called comedy of manners is meant to satirize the customs and behavior of a certain social group of people, usually of the upper-class.<br>
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She stoops to Conquer as a Comedy of Manners Though it is only explicitly referred to in the prologue, an understanding of Goldsmith's play in context shows his desire to reintroduce his audience to the “laughing comedy” that derived from a long history of comedy that mocks human vice. This type of comedy stands in contrast to the then-popular “sentimental comedy” that praised virtues and reinforced bourgeois mentality.<br>