Twelfth Night - To what extent is Feste's a comedic role? - English bibliographies - in Harvard style

In-text: (Downer, 1952)

Your Bibliography: Downer, A., 1952. Feste's Night. College English, 13(5), p.258.

In-text: (Greif, 1988)

Your Bibliography: Greif, K., 1988. A Star Is Born: Feste on the Modern Stage. Shakespeare Quarterly, 39(1), p.61.

In-text: (Hartwig, 1973)

Your Bibliography: Hartwig, J., 1973. Feste's "Whirligig" and the Comic Providence of Twelfth Night. ELH, 40(4), p.501.

In-text: (Logan, 1982)

Your Bibliography: Logan, T., 1982. Twelfth Night: The Limits of Festivity. Studies in English Literature, 1500-1900, 22(2), p.223.

In-text: (Musgrove, 1970)

Your Bibliography: Musgrove, S., 1970. Feste's Dishonesty: An Interpretation of Twelfth Night I. v. 1-30. Shakespeare Quarterly, 21(2), p.194.

In-text: (Preston, 1970)

Your Bibliography: Preston, D., 1970. The Minor Characters in Twelfth Night. Shakespeare Quarterly, 21(2), p.167.