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Ogden Nash 1902–1971: Critical Essay by George W. Crandell

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SOURCE: "Moral Incongruity and Humor: The 'Good Bad' Poetry of Ogden Nash," in Studies In American Humor, Vol. 7, 1989, pp. 94-103.

In the excerpt below, Crandell examines the relationship between humor and art in Nash's poetry.

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