How did the court audience of 1611 respond to this unusual play? Situating 'The Tempest' in its time, this guide explains the Christian ethics, contemporary political scene, literary atmosphere and requirements of tragi-comedy that inform the background of this magical and mysterious play.
How did the court audience of 1611 respond to this unusual play? Situating 'The Tempest' in its time, this guide explains the Christian ethics, contemporary political scene, literary atmosphere and requirements of tragi-comedy that inform the background of this magical and mysterious play.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
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Autorenporträt
Keith Linley
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Prologue 1. The Historical Context: An Overview 2. The Elizabethan World Order: From Divinity to Dust 3. Sin, Death and the Prince of Darkness 4. The Seven Cardinal Virtues 5. Kingship 6. Patriarchy, Family Authority and Gender Relationships 7. Man in His Place 8. Images of Disorder: The Religious Context 9. The Context of Education: Nature versus Nurture 10. The Contemporary Political Context 11. Enchantment: The Context of Magic 12. The Context of Colonialism and Cannibals: Theft or Duty? 13. Literary Context 14. Tender Patriarch or Tyrant? The Limits of Authority 15. The Moral Context: Sins, Virtues and Transgressions Notes Bibliography Index
Introduction Prologue 1. The Historical Context: An Overview 2. The Elizabethan World Order: From Divinity to Dust 3. Sin, Death and the Prince of Darkness 4. The Seven Cardinal Virtues 5. Kingship 6. Patriarchy, Family Authority and Gender Relationships 7. Man in His Place 8. Images of Disorder: The Religious Context 9. The Context of Education: Nature versus Nurture 10. The Contemporary Political Context 11. Enchantment: The Context of Magic 12. The Context of Colonialism and Cannibals: Theft or Duty? 13. Literary Context 14. Tender Patriarch or Tyrant? The Limits of Authority 15. The Moral Context: Sins, Virtues and Transgressions Notes Bibliography Index
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