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Revenge in Its Social Contexts: Early Modern Tragedytical context, but also the cultural heritage: it is a commonplace that the early forays into the genre in the last years of the sixteenth century were influenced heavily by the Senecan tradition. From Seneca, the dramatists inherited the call to blood-revenge, often via the spirits of the dead or v

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‘When the Bad Bleed, then is the Tragedy Good’: Politics, Morality and Revenger immediate social contexts, and how they might have had an . on that context: how did their contemporary audiences approach them, and how did they respond to them? If popular culture is a major contributor to the ways in which individuals, and society, construct their identities, what does the reve

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