Benjamin Jonson, contemporain de William Shakespeare, fut une figure marquante du drame, de la poésie et du jeu d'acteur de la Renaissance anglaise. Il est réputé pour ses pièces satiriques percutantes et ses poèmes lyriques exquis. Possédant une immense étendue de connaissances et un penchant pour le débat animé, Jonson influença profondément les dramaturges et les poètes des époques jacobine et caroline par sa voix et son style uniques.
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Bringing together four of the most popular and widely studied of Ben Jonson's plays, this anthology focuses on the city comedies for which Jonson is best known today: The Alchemist (edited by Elizabeth Cook), Volpone (edited by Robert N. Watson), Bartholmew Fair (edited by G.R. Hibbard) and Epicoene or The Silent Woman (edited by Roger Holdsworth). Today Jonson's works are widely considered to be amongst the best produced in his period. The new introduction by Robert N. Watson explores the plays in the context of early modern theatre, culture and politics, as well as providing a guide to the language, characters and themes. On-page commentary notes gloss the text in greater detail, making this the ideal edition for study and classroom use.
Volume 2: The Alchemist, Bartholomew Fair, the New Inn, a Tale of a Tub
Dr. Butler's edition offers comprehensive annotations and an insightful overview of existing criticisms, providing readers with a thorough understanding of the text. It also maintains a careful respect for Jonsonian punctuation, enhancing the authenticity and readability of the work.
The book is recognized for its significant contribution to literature, serving as an important resource for future generations. It is presented in its original print format, intentionally retaining any marks or annotations to preserve its authenticity and historical context. This approach ensures that the work's true nature is maintained, emphasizing its enduring value in academic and literary circles.
Describes the political and cultural climate of Yorkshire in the Victorian age
This collection showcases the diverse range of Jonson's theatrical work through five significant plays: Sejanus, The Alchemist, Volpone, Every Man in his Humour, and Bartholomew Fair. Each text has been modernized from authoritative editions, making them accessible to contemporary readers. The volume includes a facsimile title page for each play, enhancing the historical context and appreciation of Jonson's contributions to drama.
This funny play is about rich people. These people always want more money, so Volpone and his servant play a game. People think Volpone is dying. They bring beautiful things for him. They want his money after he dies. But what will happen to Volpone's money? Who will win - and who will lose?
This book, first published in 2003, delves into significant themes and concepts relevant to its field, offering insights and analyses that remain pertinent. Routledge, a well-known imprint of Taylor & Francis, ensures a scholarly approach, making it a valuable resource for academics and students alike. The work is designed to provoke thought and discussion, contributing to ongoing dialogues within its discipline.
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The 1905 edition of Ben Jonson's poetic collection features the complete original text from 1640. This work showcases Jonson's mastery of poetry and reflects the themes and styles of the early 17th century, offering readers a glimpse into the literary landscape of the time. The collection is significant for its historical context and the exploration of various poetic forms.