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DRAMATIC METHODS, IMAGERY & SYMBOLISM, TRAGIC PROTAGONISTS

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REVENGE TRAGEDY- important genre and other context

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CONCISE OVERVIEW OF MAJOR CONTEXTUAL ISSUES

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CONTEXT from Philip Allan Guide - Jeanette Weatherall and Peter Malin

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Link to the Globe production of The Duchess of Malfi - cannot be viewed IN college

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DEATH I know death hath ten thousand several doors

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English Review  (April 2016) Dramatic context 

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English Review  (April 2016) Dramatic context 

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Different productions of the Duchess

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marital status

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D of M Eng Rev Significance of marital status

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from TRAGEDY - from  EMC publication (2009) Duchess the heroine and/Bosola the hero? Very useful 

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from TRAGEDY - from  EMC publication (2009) Duchess the heroine and/Bosola the hero? Very useful 

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(B) ACT ONE developing picture of the COURT

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(B) ACT ONE developing picture of the COURT

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the BROTHERS TELL THE DUCHESS SHE MUST NOT REMARRY

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(C) ACT ONE - the BROTHERS TELL THE DUCHESS SHE MUST NOT REMARRY

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(C) ACT ONE - the BROTHERS TELL THE DUCHESS SHE MUST NOT REMARRY

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AND THEMES IN THE DUCHESS OF MALFI

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THE DUCHESS HAS A CHILD AND THE BROTHERS FIND OUT

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(G) TIME HAS PASSED THE DUCHESS:  FERDINAND VISITS HER IN HER BEDCHAMBER AND BOSOLA FINDS OUT THAT ANTONIO IS HER HUSBAND

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(G) TIME HAS PASSED THE DUCHESS:  FERDINAND VISITS HER IN HER BEDCHAMBER AND BOSOLA FINDS OUT THAT ANTONIO IS HER HUSBAND

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THE BROTHERS ARE CLOSING IN ON THE DUCHESS WHO PARTS FROM ANTONIO IN THEIR ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE THEM

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(I) ACT FOUR - the BROTHERS GET THEIR REVENGE

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(I) ACT FOUR - the BROTHERS GET THEIR REVENGE

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(J) ACT FOUR - THE DUCHESS IS KILLED OVERSEEN BY BOSOLA

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(J) ACT FOUR - THE DUCHESS IS KILLED OVERSEEN BY BOSOLA

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(K) ACT FIVE - EVIDENCE THAT ANTONIO IS IN DANGER BUT ANTONIO PLANS TO SEEK RECONCILIATION WITH THE CARDINAL

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(K) ACT FIVE - EVIDENCE THAT ANTONIO IS IN DANGER BUT ANTONIO PLANS TO SEEK RECONCILIATION WITH THE CARDINAL

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(L) ACT FIVE FERDINAND THINKS HE'S A WOLF, THE CARDINAL KILLS JULIA FOR DISCOVERING HE ORDERED THE DUCHESS'S DEATH - REVENGE IS SPIRALLING OUT OF CONTROL

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(L) ACT FIVE FERDINAND THINKS HE'S A WOLF, THE CARDINAL KILLS JULIA FOR DISCOVERING HE ORDERED THE DUCHESS'S DEATH - REVENGE IS SPIRALLING OUT OF CONTROL

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THE ENDING: DEATHS OF ANTONIO, FERDINAND AND THE CARDINAL  -  DELIO AND THE OLDEST SON ARE LEFT ON STAGE

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Dramatic context - Blackfriars Theatre (April 2014)

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Dramatic context - Blackfriars Theatre (April 2014)

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service

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M Billington An introduction to The Duchess of Malfi - The British Library.

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Dympna Callaghan - the Duchess and Renaissance women

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Dympna Callaghan - the Duchess and Renaissance women

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The Duchess of Malfi and Renaissance women D Callaghan

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Questions on D Callaghan's article on D of M and Renaissanc women

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moral signficance of "action"

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Eng Review Is it alright to laugh? (Sept 2001) 

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Eng Review Is it alright to laugh? (Sept 2001) 