Blackfriars: Playhouse, Church, and Neighborhood in Early Modern London is a cultural history of an urban enclave best known in the later sixteenth and seventeenth centuries for the juxtaposition of theater and godly preaching.
Blackfriars: Playhouse, Church, and Neighborhood in Early Modern London is a cultural history of an urban enclave best known in the later sixteenth and seventeenth centuries for the juxtaposition of theater and godly preaching.
Christopher Highley is a Professor of English at Ohio State University. He is the author of Catholics Writing the Nation in Early Modern Britain and Ireland (OUP, 2008)
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* Part I: Contexts * Introduction * 1: Precinct: Built Environment and Social Mix * 2: Liberty: Governance, Politics, and Identity * 3: Parish: Religion * Part II: Theater and Church * 4: Beginnings: Theater and Recreation in the Blackfriars before the 1590s * 5: Early Troubles: From the 1596 Petition to Ben Jonson at the Second Blackfriars Playhouse * 6: 'Glancing or Girding at the Present Government': Dissident Plays and Sermons, 1600-1609 * 7: Living with a Playhouse: Integration and Opposition, 1608-1619 * Part III: Topical Case Studies * 8: 'Sober, Scurvy [and] Precise Neighbours': Ben Jonson, the Blackfriars, and The Alchemist * 9: Remembering the Catholic Blackfriars * 10: Gouge, the Spanish Match, and Blackfriars 'Spanish' Plays * Epilogue
* Part I: Contexts * Introduction * 1: Precinct: Built Environment and Social Mix * 2: Liberty: Governance, Politics, and Identity * 3: Parish: Religion * Part II: Theater and Church * 4: Beginnings: Theater and Recreation in the Blackfriars before the 1590s * 5: Early Troubles: From the 1596 Petition to Ben Jonson at the Second Blackfriars Playhouse * 6: 'Glancing or Girding at the Present Government': Dissident Plays and Sermons, 1600-1609 * 7: Living with a Playhouse: Integration and Opposition, 1608-1619 * Part III: Topical Case Studies * 8: 'Sober, Scurvy [and] Precise Neighbours': Ben Jonson, the Blackfriars, and The Alchemist * 9: Remembering the Catholic Blackfriars * 10: Gouge, the Spanish Match, and Blackfriars 'Spanish' Plays * Epilogue
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