tamburlaine
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- Created on: 27-11-22 16:42
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- Tamburlaine
- Form
- Tragedy
- Prologue distanced from moral interlude
- Poetic Language
- Break away from the fourteener.
- Denotes a character that cannot be contained
- Challenges orthodox thinking (multiple associations)
- The idea of Renaissance man
- The perfect balance of instability
- The Gods as both elevated but flawed
- Humanistic ideals of love
- In line with the morality tradition
- Close textual analysis
- The stage language of Marlowe
- Stage directions and scene cuts
- Tamburlaine's Eloquence
- Break away from the fourteener.
- Poetic Language
- Prologue distanced from moral interlude
- Strict Iambic Pentametre
- Monosyllables and plain speech
- Tragedy
- Historical contexts
- The figure of a tyrant (1336-1405)
- inspirations for marlowe
- Sylva de varia Lecion 1571 Magni Tamerlanis Scytharvm Imperatoris Vita
- Geography Asia minor (partial correct)
- Syria and Egypt (Partial correct)
- Persia (Worked upon as a ruling country)
- Syria and Egypt (Partial correct)
- the Ortelius maps
- The classics such as Ovid
- Geography Asia minor (partial correct)
- Sylva de varia Lecion 1571 Magni Tamerlanis Scytharvm Imperatoris Vita
- inspirations for marlowe
- Audience reception
- The figure of a tyrant (1336-1405)
- Form
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