Add to ORKGRoyal authority and erotic desires: Marlowe\u27s views on kingship in Dido, Queen of Carthage, and Edward II focuses on the works of Christopher Marlowe and how they correlate to his perceptions of the Elizabethan court. This essay is meant to serve as one potential interpretation of both the public and personal life of Christopher Marlowe. Though there is little concrete information on Marlowe\u27s life, it is a fact that he was working for the Elizabethan court in some capacity as an informant and potential provocateur against Catholics in England
This thesis examines the development of Edward II’s historiographical reputation during the period 1...
Thesis (M.A.)--University of Kansas, English, 1919. ; Includes bibliographical references
This dissertation is about the representation of queens in early modern English drama through the tr...
Focusing on the works of Christopher Marlowe (1564-93), this thesis explores the complex engagement ...
This thesis examines the ways that Christopher Marlowe and William Shakespeare use their history pla...
30 p. : il.-- Bibliogr.: p. 22-24Dido, Queen of Carthage has been hitherto ignored by the academia a...
Drawing on queer theory, this essay demonstrates how homophobia motivates the plot of usurpation in ...
Christopher Marlowe’s drama Edward II has long been known for its representation of a close male, ar...
In Christopher Marlowe’s Edward II the relationship between passion and reason becomes powerfully re...
(Ver 2.1.) To be printed in Queens on Stage. Female Sovereignty, Power, and Sexuality in Early Moder...
This paper is about how the image of Elizabethan monarch was constructed as a sacred figure and how ...
This thesis is the first sustained study of Christopher Marlowe’s strategic handling of medieval lit...
Graduation date: 2012Sixteenth century Elizabeth I of England has long been a figure of interest to\...
BL Additional MS 17492, the so-called Devonshire Manuscript of Henrician courtly verse, is a prime e...
textDespite most scholars agreeing that Christopher Marlowe's The Tragedie of Dido Queene of Carthag...
This thesis examines the development of Edward II’s historiographical reputation during the period 1...
Thesis (M.A.)--University of Kansas, English, 1919. ; Includes bibliographical references
This dissertation is about the representation of queens in early modern English drama through the tr...
Focusing on the works of Christopher Marlowe (1564-93), this thesis explores the complex engagement ...
This thesis examines the ways that Christopher Marlowe and William Shakespeare use their history pla...
30 p. : il.-- Bibliogr.: p. 22-24Dido, Queen of Carthage has been hitherto ignored by the academia a...
Drawing on queer theory, this essay demonstrates how homophobia motivates the plot of usurpation in ...
Christopher Marlowe’s drama Edward II has long been known for its representation of a close male, ar...
In Christopher Marlowe’s Edward II the relationship between passion and reason becomes powerfully re...
(Ver 2.1.) To be printed in Queens on Stage. Female Sovereignty, Power, and Sexuality in Early Moder...
This paper is about how the image of Elizabethan monarch was constructed as a sacred figure and how ...
This thesis is the first sustained study of Christopher Marlowe’s strategic handling of medieval lit...
Graduation date: 2012Sixteenth century Elizabeth I of England has long been a figure of interest to\...
BL Additional MS 17492, the so-called Devonshire Manuscript of Henrician courtly verse, is a prime e...
textDespite most scholars agreeing that Christopher Marlowe's The Tragedie of Dido Queene of Carthag...
This thesis examines the development of Edward II’s historiographical reputation during the period 1...
Thesis (M.A.)--University of Kansas, English, 1919. ; Includes bibliographical references
This dissertation is about the representation of queens in early modern English drama through the tr...