Titlebook: Christopher Marlowe; Roger Sales Textbook 1991Latest edition Roger Sales 1991 Bertolt Brecht.cultural history.dramatist.English literature

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Edward IIso be read as an attack on King James. History books and plays could raise topical issues which it would have been dangerous to deal with more directly. The past did not become a safe haven for topical, or what the Elizabethans called fustian, allusions for purely strategic reasons. Most Elizabethan

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Doctor Faustus number of theories as to why it is shorter than comparable texts. William Empson suggests in . (1987) that the original text was censored because it contained monstrous opinions. Most other critics prefer more purely theatrical explanations. It has been argued that the A-text might represent the pl

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The Accidental Death of a SpyMarlowe was still at university in 1586 and played no part in the drama of the Babington conspiracy. He may, however, have already been recruited to the secret service by this time to practise against Catholics in Cambridge. Robert Poley was to become one of his associates and, as will be seen, was present when he was killed in Deptford in 1593.

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The Archaeology of the Aesthetic,inchester for high treason. London was not felt to be the appropriate location for the trial because of the heat of the plague. Although he was found guilty of conspiring with Spain, his sentence was commuted to imprisonment at almost the last moment. He remained a prisoner until he was publicly exe

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Nicholas Ng-A-Fook,Jennifer Rottmann’s neat polarisation between spectacle and surveillance. More specifically, the regime at the London Bridewell developed into a complicated mixture of spectacle and surveillance. Although it retained the original emphasis on correction, it was also used as a more conventional prison. Hacket spent so

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Reconsidering Canadian Curriculum Studiesf chivalry. The Knights established themselves in Malta in 1522, after they had been driven out of Rhodes by the Turks. Their members were recruited from the aristocracies of Europe. They were attacked again by the Turks in 1565 but managed, against all the odds, to hold Malta during a four-month si