Malfi N Sc Flashcards

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Minor adjustment to status quo lol

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Radical levellers

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2
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1610: James to parliament

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Kings are justly called gods

Demythologises power?

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3
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David Cecil 1949

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Far more powerful than good

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4
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Lee Bliss 1983

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Personal happiness at the expense of public stability

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5
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Rupert Brooke 1916

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Most essentially and significantly themselves

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6
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Jacqueline Pearson 1980

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Significance of her death can be explored

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7
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Travis Bogard 1955

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Ultimately no clarifying philosophy is possible

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8
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David Gunby 1972

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Salvation and damnation are ever-present realities

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9
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G. K. Hunter

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A mode of human experience rather than as a country

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10
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Catherine Belsey

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Valorises women’s equality

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11
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Michael Billington

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Attack on a society that elevates crude energy and muscular materialism above delicacy of feeling

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12
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Morbid turn of mind or

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A revelation

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13
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Michael Billington 2002

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Lies we all need to sustain our precarious existence

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14
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John Peter 1996

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A sombre, Darwinian tragedy

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15
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Brooks Atkinson 1947

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pitiless analysis of character

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16
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Elia Kazan 1947

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Poetic tragedy

17
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Elia Kazan’s notebook

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Blanche is dangerous. She is destructive… this makes Stanley right!

18
Q

Hauptman 1990

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Beautifully, uniquely theatrical

19
Q

Konlin 2008

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Sexual politics

20
Q

Christoper Bigsby 1984

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Culture in a state of crisis

21
Q

1985 Frank Wigham

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A desperate expression of the desire to evade degrading association with inferiors

22
Q

1946 Brecht

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Tis pity she’s a whore prologue — incest

23
Q

Christopher Innes, 1995) 


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The ambiguous nature of sexuality,

the betrayal of faith,

the corruption of modern America,

the over-arching battle of artistic sensitivity against physical materialism.”