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Biography of Christopher Marlowe -- Plot summary of Tamburlaine Part I -- List of characters in Tamburlaine Part I -- Critical views on Tamburlaine Part I. U. M. Ellis-Fermor on the evolution of Tamburlaine's character ; A. C. Bradley on the development of Marlowe's style ; A. D. Hope on the humanism of war ; Kimberly Benston on Tamburlaine as poet and tyrant-rhetor ; Matthew N. Proser on Tamburlaine's cruelty -- Plot summary of Tamburlaine Part II -- List of characters in Tamburlaine Part II -- Critical views on Tamburlaine Part II. G. Wilson Knight on sadism and idealism in the play ; D. J. Palmer on Tamburlaine's identification with nature ; M. C. Bradbrook on the distinctions between the representation of Tamburlaine in Parts I and II of the play ; Helen Gardner on the theme of human limitation in the play ; C. L. Barber on Zenocrate's death -- Plot summary of The Jew of Malta -- List of characters in The Jew of Malta -- Critical views on The Jew of Malta. U. M. Ellis-Fermor on Barabas and the Machiavellian spirit ; Harry Levin on Barabas the hero-villain ; Douglas Cole on Barabas and the traditional "morality vice" ; Wilbur Sanders on Ferneze's seizure of Barabas' wealth ; Clifford Leech on black comedy in the play -- Plot summary of Dr. Faustus -- List of characters in Dr. Faustus -- Critical views on Dr. Faustus. William Hazlitt on Faustus' thirst for knowledge ; Harry Levin on the relationship of Mephastophilis and Faustus ; G. Wilson Knight on tensions between Renaissance idealism and Christian theology in the play ; A. Bartlett Giamatti on the role of subplot in the play ; C. L. Barber on the limits to tragic effect in the play ; A. D. Nuttall on the paradox of predestination in the play -- Plot summary of Edward II -- List of characters in Edward II -- Critical views on Edward II. William Hazlitt on the finest passages of the play ; Algernon Charles Swinburne on Edward's death and Marlowe's influence on Shakespeare ; U. M. Ellis-Fermor on Edward II as endearing degenerate ; Charles G. Masington on Edward's suffering ; Irving Ribner on the evolution of character throughout the play.
edited and with an introduction by Harold Bloom.
"Works by Christopher Marlowe" : page 105.
"Works about Christpher Marlowe" : pages 106-108.