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Tis Pity Context
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Tis Pity Context
Social setting
- middle class
- Education and Learning
- During Renaissance/ early modern period, universities taught the rhetoric, intellectual approaches to argument
- question social custom and conventions
- university of Bologna interest in investigating Anatomy =, 13th century Italian physician - credited for reintroducing the practice of publicdissection
- where Giovanni went
- During Renaissance/ early modern period, universities taught the rhetoric, intellectual approaches to argument
John Ford
- Middle Temple London 1602
- work is common with earlier writers, many critics refer to him as Jacobean writer
- Revenge tragedy was flourished during Jacobean period (1603-1625)
- Women
- Renaissance daughters had to become wives so that father can pass patriarchal responsibility to husbands
- raised to believe in the reputation of chastity
play
- published 1633, maybe written in 1631
- set in Parma
- italians thought of as lustful, unscrupulous
Influences
- Robert Burton's treatise The Anatomy of Melancholy
- During the Renaissance obsessive fascination with human body
- dissection on stages, public entertainment
- Leiden Anatomy Theatre1609
- dissection on stages, public entertainment
- During the Renaissance obsessive fascination with human body
- similarities to Othello and Romeo and Juliet
- Robert Burton's treatise The Anatomy of Melancholy
Charles 1629
- Parliament dissolved
- civil war in 1642, Charles' beheading in 1649
- politics: Royalism Vs Republicanism
- Royalism: monarchal absolution, power to the king
- Repulicanism: democratic like classical Athens
- 'Personal Rule' 11 years
- Puritans vs Ch of E vs Atheism
- belief: appointed by God to govern
- Married a Spanish Catholic
- attempts to bring back Catholic Church, redecorates them
- Parliament dissolved
Religion
- mainstream Protestantism
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- Mapa Mental sobre Tis Pity Context, creado por magi_932 el 21/04/2014.
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