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10 de may. de 2024 · George Chapman. George Chapman (* ~1559; † 1634) is said to have studied at both Oxford and Cambridge. He lived in poor circumstances, but associated with many well-known authors of his time. In addition to his work for the theatre, he became best known as a translator of Homer. In 1598 he continued writing Marlowe’s Hero and Leander.
24 de may. de 2024 · Neither the exact time of writing, assumed to be during Marlowe’s period of study, nor the date of the first printing are known. In the six surviving editions of Ovid’s Elegies , likely produced between 1600 and 1640, Marlowe’s translation was always printed with the epigrams of John Davis, distinguishing between the two authors, who had no connection whatsoever.
10 de may. de 2024 · Harvey-Nashe-Controversy. Between 1592 and 1596, Thomas Nashe and Gabriel Harvey engaged in a literary dispute in several works. Apart from an unflattering remark about Richard Harvey mentioned by Nashe in 1596 in Have With You To Saffron-Walden, Or, Gabriell Harveys hunt is up, Marlowe is unlikely to have intervened in the quarrel.
23 de may. de 2024 · Henslowe Diary. Philip Henslowe’s diary is considered one of the most important contemporary sources of information on Elizabethan theatre. The book measures 33.66 x 20.32 centimetres and contained 242 pages today. It originally belonged to John Henslowe, who used it as an account book for his timber and mining business in Ashdown Forest.
10 de may. de 2024 · Although there was no connection with Christopher Marlowe, the accusations bear a striking resemblance to the Baines note. It was claimed about de Vere: "that way with so many boyes that it must nedes come out" 13 and: "that when wemen were vnswete fine yonge boyes were in season" 14. None of this was true. The whole thing came to nothing.
10 de may. de 2024 · Selim Calymath. Selim (1531-1574) was one of the five sons of Suleiman I and succeeded him on the throne in 1566. Under his rule, the Ottomans won Cyprus but lost the naval battle of Lepanto. Selim II received the nickname "the drunkard", which he fully lived up to when he slipped in the bath, drunk as a skunk, and fractured his skull.
10 de may. de 2024 · Style. Marlowe’s oeuvre as a whole is subversive, radical and memorable. It pushes the limits of language and imagination. In keeping with the verses, the plays are characterised by spectacular action, bloodshed and passion. 1 Thus, in his language, the emphasis is on vivid physical sensations and precious, exotic objects.
