Christopher Marlowe and English Renaissance CulturePeter Roberts, Darryll Grantley Scolar Press, 1996 - Počet stran: 281 As the title suggests, these essays on Christopher Marlowe attempt to place the writer and dramatist in the context of the cultural history of his period, with particular reference to its dynamics of social change, aspiration, exploration, conflict and discordance. As such, what characterizes this collection from the conference held in 1993 at the University of Kent at Canterbury, Marlowe's birthplace, to mark the fourth centenary of his death, is its interdisciplinarity. Several of the essays exemplify the variety of approaches which may be taken to the writing of cultural and intellectual history. While fresh perspectives are offered by adducing new documentary and textual evidence, and through the rereading of Marlowe's work in the context of Elizabethan literary Renaissance, space is given in the selection to different interpretations to stimulate debate. |
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... Edward's plea to see Gaveston for the last time ( Edward II , 2.5 ) , and it creates a space of intense personal feeling in Spottiswoode's discourse . He suggests that sorrow might actually have contributed to the duke's death , who ...
... Edward's plea to see Gaveston for the last time ( Edward II , 2.5 ) , and it creates a space of intense personal feeling in Spottiswoode's discourse . He suggests that sorrow might actually have contributed to the duke's death , who ...
Strana 189
... Edward's relation with Gaveston that problematizes it , and prompts others to try to give an account of it . The nobles see Edward's relation with Gaveston as a political problem , as it manifests itself in Gaveston's power , just as ...
... Edward's relation with Gaveston that problematizes it , and prompts others to try to give an account of it . The nobles see Edward's relation with Gaveston as a political problem , as it manifests itself in Gaveston's power , just as ...
Strana 191
... Edward insists ( in the play as in English history ) on having male intimates . And the play lends support to the protagonist's and Gaveston's intimacy in the unconscious linguistic echo between Edward's words on being captured – ' O ...
... Edward insists ( in the play as in English history ) on having male intimates . And the play lends support to the protagonist's and Gaveston's intimacy in the unconscious linguistic echo between Edward's words on being captured – ' O ...
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Christopher Marlowe Canterbury | 17 |
Some Reflections on Marlowes Visit | 38 |
Tamburlaine the Great and Ivan the Terrible | 51 |
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