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Showing posts with label Ben Jonson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ben Jonson. Show all posts

00513-- VOLPONE (1606) /PLAY/by BEN JONSON

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1.        VOLPONE (1606) /PLAY/by BEN JONSON Ben Jonson did not possess Marlowe’s poetic power, but his career on the whole was more...

00510--Song to Celia/lyric/Ben Jonson

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S           Song to Celia/lyric/Ben Jonson   Song to Celia is from Ben Jonson’s The Forest.  John F.M.Dovaston was the first to poin...

00029—Analyse Ben Jonson’s observations on style. [To read the best authors/Observe the best speakers/Much exercise of one’s own style.]

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      Ben Jonson                Language and thought, according to Ben Jonson, are inseparable entities.  Language without...

00028--Discuss Ben Jonson’s attitude towards the classical theories and principles of literature.

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Ben Jonson was the first classical critic of England.  He held the ancient classical theories and principles of literature as laid dow...

00027--What’s Ben Jonson’s concept of Humours? How does he apply them in his comedies?

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                                       The term ‘humour’ as used by Ben Jonson, is based on an ancient physiological theory of...

00026— What qualities should a person possess, according to Ben Jonson, to become a great poet?

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                                                                        It is popularly believed that poets are born, not made.  But Ben J...

00025--Analyse and State Ben Jonson’s advocacy of classical principles and models.

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                Ben Jonson was the first great classical English critic.  He was a strong advocate of classical principles and model...