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  • © 1969

Marlowe: Doctor Faustus

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  1. John Jump
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Table of contents (37 chapters)

  1. Extracts from Earlier Critics, 1797–1946

    1. George Santayana

      • Johan Jump
      Pages 39-40

    2. Felix E. Schelling

      • Johan Jump
      Pages 40-41

    3. William Empson

      • Johan Jump
      Pages 41-42

    4. Leo Kirschbaum

      • Johan Jump
      Pages 42-43

    5. Una Ellis-Fermor

      • Johan Jump
      Pages 43-44

    6. Paul H. Kocher

      • Johan Jump
      Pages 44-45

  2. Recent Studies

    1. Front Matter

      Pages 47-47
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    2. Marlowe’s Doctor Faustus (1939)

      • James Smith
      Pages 49-70

    3. The Damnation of Faustus (1946)

      • W. W. Greg
      Pages 71-88

    4. The Sin of Faustus (1947)

      • J. C. Maxwell
      Pages 89-94

    6. The Moral Tragedy of Doctor Faustus (1952)

      • Nicholas Brooke
      Pages 101-133

    7. Science without Conscience (1952)

      • Harry Levin
      Pages 134-164

    8. The Comic Synthesis in Doctor Faustus (1955)

      • Robert Ornstein
      Pages 165-172

    9. Damned Perpetually (1962)

      • J. P. Brockbank
      Pages 173-176

    10. The Instability of Faustus (1964)

      • J. B. Steane
      Pages 177-187

    11. Magic and Poetry in Doctor Faustus (1964)

      • D. J. Palmer
      Pages 188-203

    12. The Strange Case of Doctor Faustus (1964)

      • L. C. Knights
      Pages 204-207

    13. The Unity of Marlowe’s Doctor Faustus (1966)

      • Cleanth Brooks
      Pages 208-221

    14. All this and Helen, Too (1966)

      • Harold Hobson
      Pages 222-224
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