Webster : the tragedies / Kate Aughterson
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TextoSeries Analysing texts (Palgrave)Detalles de publicación: Houndmills : Palgrave, 2001 Descripción: IX, 266 p. ; 23 cmISBN: 0-333-80130-XTema(s): Webster, John, 1580?-1625? -- Crítica e interpretación | TragediaResumen: Webster has a reputation for angst-ridden, obsessive, and debased characters and the creation of a sick and decaying world, and yet his heroines are among the strongest characters in Jacobean drama. Through close analysis of key moments, scenic and dramatic structure, characterization, theatricality and imagery, Aughterson shows how Webster uses drama to debate political and social issues, most explicitly those of gender.Resumen: Índice: General Editor's preface. A note on editions. Introduction. Part 1: Analysing Webster's tragedies. Part 2: The context and the critics. Further Reading. Index.
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Webster has a reputation for angst-ridden, obsessive, and debased characters and the creation of a sick and decaying world, and yet his heroines are among the strongest characters in Jacobean drama. Through close analysis of key moments, scenic and dramatic structure, characterization, theatricality and imagery, Aughterson shows how Webster uses drama to debate political and social issues, most explicitly those of gender.
Índice: General Editor's preface. A note on editions. Introduction. Part 1: Analysing Webster's tragedies. Part 2: The context and the critics. Further Reading. Index.
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