Shakespeare, Marlowe, and Other Elizabethans collects the articles Dr. A. Bronson Feldman wrote and published on Elizabethan subjects in a wide variety of pe-riodicals, ranging from The American Imago and The Bard, through Notes and Queries, to the Shakespeare Fellowship Quarterly. The book covers a wide range of topics: analyses of Othello and Shakespeare’s sonnets; a thorough, detailed critical analysis of Christopher Marlowe’s life, career, and murder; a case for Marlowe as the author of the anonymous Arden of Feversham; an argument for Thomas Watson, Marlowe’s friend, as the author of The Spanish Tragedy, a play traditionally attributed to Thomas Kyd; and numerous others. What perhaps makes this book most remarkable is that it was produced by an author who combines the rigorous training of an academic with the boldness of an icono-clast.
Shakespeare, Marlowe, and Other Elizabethans von A. Bronson Feldman | ISBN 9783933077622
