Christopher Marlowe: His Life and WorkHarper & Row, 1965 - 219 pagina's |
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Pagina 161
... intellectual con- sistency with other expressions : it is the preference of a poet , an idea that appealed to him.26 Thing Marlowe well knew from early training , and from experi- ence , the Church's teaching that the root of all sin is ...
... intellectual con- sistency with other expressions : it is the preference of a poet , an idea that appealed to him.26 Thing Marlowe well knew from early training , and from experi- ence , the Church's teaching that the root of all sin is ...
Pagina 204
... intellectual , his disbelief more aggressive . And where Shake- speare exemplified a profoundly moral view of life , Marlowe's was an intellectual type of moral relativism : he saw the absurdity of all religions , each claiming a unique ...
... intellectual , his disbelief more aggressive . And where Shake- speare exemplified a profoundly moral view of life , Marlowe's was an intellectual type of moral relativism : he saw the absurdity of all religions , each claiming a unique ...
Pagina 205
... intellectual kind of humour in perfection , aloof , contemplating the antics of his creatures with amused and poised detachment , slightly ironical , not engaged . It is a kind of humour we see in a less developed form in Dido - the ...
... intellectual kind of humour in perfection , aloof , contemplating the antics of his creatures with amused and poised detachment , slightly ironical , not engaged . It is a kind of humour we see in a less developed form in Dido - the ...
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LITERATURE | 31 |
TAMBURLAINE | 50 |
and The Massacre at Paris | 81 |
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