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Biography: Christopher MarloweMarlowe's personality was pugnacious and quarrelsome. Marlowe's untimely death came on the fateful day of May 30, 1593 in the tavern with a dagger, spilling his brains out upon the floor. -
Marlowe's Restaurant: Creative Seafood, Martinis in Denver's 16th Street MallMarlowe's caters primarily to the downtown Denver work crowds, sightseers, and those in need of libation during a tour through the clubs. It is not slated as a family restaurant, and kids are not seen very often. -
Book Summary: Doctor Faustus, by Christopher Marlowe, IntroductionFaustian Bargains, Authoriship Issue, Renaissance Man, Faustus; Christopher Marlowe, Spy for England. -
Christopher Marlowe: BiographyA poet and playwright to whom Shakespeare and other poets owe a debt of gratitude, Christopher Marlow led a life of intrigue.
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Book Summary: Doctor Faustus by Christopher Marlowe, Faustus in His Study, Act I, Scene IFaustus defines the profession of law as that which is befitting a slave, unworthy of a free man, belonging to the serving class, lower order. Law is unscholarly, ill-bred, ungentlemanly and unrefined. Law is base, vulgar, rude and sordid. -
Christopher Marlowe's "Passionate Shepherd" Love Poem and Its Many ResponsesExamine poetic responses to Christopher Marlowe's poem, and perhaps dare to enter a thread that's hundreds of years old and create your own response to poetry.
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Being the Reincarnation of the 16th Century Playwright Christopher MarloweAuthor Patrick Bernauw reveals "a secret part of his biography". Here is the true story of how he saw Christopher Marlowe for the first time... really. -
Christopher Marlowe's Representation of the Redemptive Power of God in Doctor FaustusChristopher Marlowe uses Doctor Faustus's characterization, theme, and tone to discuss the redemptive power of God.
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True Love in Marlowe and RaleighThe Concept of True Love Explored in the Writings of Christopher Marlowe and Sir Walter Raleigh.
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Does Marlowe Present Faustus as a Renaissance Hero?A quick, academic analysis of Faustus's presentation of John Faustus as a typical hero of the Renaissance. Hopefully easy to read and informative.
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Literary Analysis: Comparison of Salve Deus Rex Judaeurum, by Aemilia Lanyer and Doctor Faustus, by Christopher MarloweScenario to Lanyer's "Salve Deus Rex Judaeorum" and Marlowe's "Doctor Faustus:" Scenario: God creates a square room, places humans in it, and commands them not to sit in the corner. Consider the adequacy or inadequacy of this scenario. -
Movie Review: The Lincoln Lawyer; Shades of Philip MarloweIf you are a Chandler fan, go see The Lincoln Lawyer who does a pretty good modern imitation of Philip Marlowe. -
Christopher Marlowe: A Player from Shakespeare's ShadowAn inexplicable, enigmatic man, Marlowe was truly a product of the Elizabethan era in which he lived. Controversy surrounded his life, mystery enveloped his death - or as some think, the illusion of his death. -
Lost Martial Arts Cinematic Treasure: Bruce Lee in MarloweBefore going to Hong Kong to find stardom, Bruce Lee was just another struggling L.A. actor. "Marlowe" from 1969 starring James Garner offers a rare glimpse of Bruce in his ascendency from 60s TV footnote to 70s Cinematic icon.
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The Marlovian Theory: Was Christopher Marlowe William Shakespeare?One of three versions of what happened on the night of May 30,1593, the Marlovian theory hangs on a faked death belief. Other versions of Christopher Marlowe's death include an accidental drunken brawl and an assassination bought by the Queen herself. -
Philip Marlowe - the Muse for Detectiives to ComeA paper on the way Raymond Chandler's character Philip Marlowe has inspired characters for other detective stories.
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Faustus and Renaissance Anxiety: Marlowe's Approach to the Humanity/Divinity DebateThe Renaissance era deeply imbued with the debate between the Humanity and Divinity. It is within this context that Christopher Marlowe wrote the Tragical History of Doctor Faustus, a play that brilliantly showcases his Marlovian ambiguity.
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Reading Christopher Marlowe's Doctor Faustus: Faustus as Flawed EverymanIn this reading of Christopher Marlowe's Doctor Faustus, I examine Faustus as a flawed "everyman" character who fails to meet his own potential.
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Christopher Marlowe Poem and Sir Walter Raleigh's ResponseA in-depth analysis of Marlowe's poem and Raleigh's response.
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DR. FAUSTUS - Christopher MarlowePaper examines Dr.Faustus by Christopher Marlowe
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Christopher Marlowe and MythologyAn analysis of Christopher Marlowe's decision to tie in mythological themes into his work.
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Themes in Christopher Marlowe's Doctor FaustusMarlowe's "Doctor Faustus" stands as one of the most influential and frequently-referenced pieces of literature in history. -
Red Bull Theatre Brings Marlowe to LifeProvocative playwright Christopher Marlowe is resurrected by the Red Bull Theatre
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Summary: the Jew of Malta by Christopher MarloweA sixteenth century tragedy of a Jew based on Machiavelli: On cruelty and mercy and whether it is better to be loved than to be feared or the contrary. -
Doctor Faustus by Christopher Marlowe, ProloguePoet will not vaunt verse at Lake Tasimene, where Mars did mate, in dalliance of love or courts. Know the good or bad fortune. Studied in Wittenberg, Germany, PhD in magic. Excelled in theology until heavens conspired overthrow, and fell to his death. -
Literary Analysis: the Prince, by Niccolo Machiavelli and the Jew of Malta, by Christopher Marlowe"The Jew of Malta" is an attestation as to why the rights of one cannot be given up for the rights of the many. Otherwise, under the guise of majority rules, society is allowing governmental abuse of power for the victimization of our minorities. -
Doctor Faustus: Wagner, Good Angel and Evil Spirit, I.I.61-94, By Christopher MarloweGo forward, Faustus, in that famous art wherein all natures treasury is contained. Be thou on earth as Jove is in the sky, lord and commander of these elements.
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Who is Hiding Behind the Nickname Chris Marlowe II?August 16, a Sunday, was a day to never forget for poor old Patrick Bernauw... A Grim Stalker hijacked some of his blogs and accounts! -
Doctor Faustus: Faustus in His Study, I.I.1-60, By Christopher MarloweFaustus concludes that a physician is merely a mortal man; he ponders immortality, and bringing the dead back to life: then this profession were to be esteemed, held in esteem, valued and respected.
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Doctor Faustus: Prologue, by Christopher MarloweCarthaginian general Hannibal, 247 to 182 B.C., was one of the greatest military leaders in history. Hannibal's most famous campaign took place when he caught the Romans off guard by crossing the Alps.
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A Monograph on the True Authorship of the Plays of William Shakespeare and Christopher MarloweThe title gives a descriptive overview
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ENRON and Marlowe's The Jew of Malta: When Greed Had a FaceRecently, we have seen portraits of greed in the fallen ENRON Corporation, particularly Ken Lay, and Jeff Skilling. The portrayals of greed in 16th century literature provided an outlet for the have-nots of society, just as ENRON has done today.
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The Mysterious Death of Christopher MarloweMany versions of what happened May 30, 1593 exist. -
Is There Love at First Sight? The Views of Poet Christopher MarloweChristopher discussed love at first sight in many of his poems.
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Christopher Marlowe's Doctor FaustusThe Tragedy of Doctor Faustus is a work that deals with the forces of good and evil. Faustus hungers for knowledge and sells his soul to know all, only to end up damned.
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Arrogance and Evil in Marlowe's Dr. FaustusAn exploration of the fall of Dr. Faustus to evil and damnation.
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Monumentally and Nature - a Look Via the Works of Marvell, Marlowe, Raleigh, and LanyerThis paper takes a look at the idea of Nature being both an object and a monument of itself. I chose to focus on pastoral and gardens poets for their subject matters and different treatments of nature.
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Why Did This Britney Shakespears Lookalike Tiptoe Past the Medicine Cabinet Last Night?First Post of this Patrick Bernauw account, taken over by Patricia Bernauw, aka Chris Marlowe II! -
Analyzing The Tragical History of Dr. Faustus by Christopher MarloweA discussion of the roles of knowledge and power in Christopher Marlowe's "The Tragical History of Dr. Faustus."
