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Bayless, Martha: Parody in the Middle Ages, "Religion and Humor in the Middle Ages" ed. D'Evelyn, Charlotte and Anna J. Mill. The University of Michigan Press. Ann Arbor , 1996
The False Fox: A Preaching Beast

Coughlin, P. (2003) "Blue Velvet: Postmodern Parody and the Subversion of Conservative Frameworks." Literature Film Quarterly. 31/4, pgs. 304-312.
â€œBlue Velvetâ€

Bailey, Suzanne. "Decomposing Texts: Browning's Poetics and Higher Critical Parody. Religion & the Arts 5 (March 2001): 65-80.
"Andrea del Sarto"

Phillips, William. M. 1999. "Tropes and parodies of capitalist biography: Carnegie's `Gospel of Wealth' vs. Herrick's 'Memoirs.'" Mosaic, March.
Progressivism

Phillips, William. M. 1999. "Tropes and parodies of capitalist biography: Carnegie's `Gospel of Wealth' vs. Herrick's 'Memoirs.'" Mosaic, March.
The Progressive Movement

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