CHRISTOPHER MARLOWE:A CRITICAL

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Christopher Marlowe (1564-93), one of the "University Wits", is an enlightened English dramatist and poet, who established blank verse as a creative form of dramatic expression. His works include-Tamburlaine the Great, Edwar II and Dr. Faustus. He has a predecessor of William Shakespere.So Far many books have been written on Christopher Marlowe and many researchers have been carried out on his works at different universities. About Author : C. David earned his Masters' and doctoral degrees in English Literature. Has researched English drama and poetry extensively.A seasoned teacher over two and a half decade's professional standing, he has been actively engaged with teaching postgraduate student at different college. He has contributed many papers to journals of international repute.His other books include-Johanthan Swift: A Critical Study, Matthew Arnold: A Critical Study and Rudyard Kipling: A Critical Study. Contents : PrefaceChristoperh Marlowe: An OverviewTamburlaine The Great: A Ten-act Renaissance Play?The Case for the Christopher Marlowe's Authorship of the Works attributed to William ShakespeareBeyond New Historicism: Marlowe's Unnatural Histories and the Melancholy Properties of the StageMarlowe, Edward II and the Cult of Elizabeth"And Shall I die, and this unconquered?": Marlowe's Inverted ColonialismCasting Doubt in Marlowe;s Doctore FaustusHistory, Tragedy and Truth in Christopher Marlowe's "Edwarnd II""Marlowe's Second City": The Jew as Critic at the Rose in 1592Marlowe and the Disordered Face of French HistoryMarlowe's Travesty of Virgil: Dido and Elizabethan Dreams of EmpireFissured Families: A Motif in Marlowe's PlaysMarlowe's Cambridge Years and the Writing of Doctor FaustusEpic Transgression and the Framing of Agency in "Dido Queen of Carthage"The Politics of Access and Representing of the Sodomite King in Early Modern EnglandIndex