Elizabethan Revenge Tragedy 1587-1642.

Spencer, Hazelton; Bowers, Fredson

doi:10.2307/2910764

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Theology and Agency in Early Modern Literature

Rosendale

2018

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Emotions and culpability: How the law is at odds with psychology, jurors, and itself.

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Parrott²

2006

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This book investigates why, when, and how ordinary human beings hold some individuals guilty of crimes, but others less so or not at all. Why, for example, do the emotions of the accused sometimes aggravate a murder, making it a heinous crime, whereas other emotions might mitigate that murder to manslaughter, excuse a killing ("by reason of insanity"), or even justify it ("by reason of self-defense")? And what emotions on the part of jurors come into play as they arrive at their decisions?

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The Dating and Attribution of <i>Alphonsus, Emperor of Germany</i>

Blamires

2018

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Alphonsus, Emperor of Germany is usually considered to be an Elizabethan revenge tragedy, with 1594 often suggested as a likely date of composition; some scholars have attributed the play to George Peele. Martin Wiggins has, however, recently contested the traditional date in British Drama 1533-1642: A Catalogue, giving 1630 as his own ‘best guess'. This note questions the premises behind Wiggins’s decision while putting forward new arguments in support of the traditional dating on dramaturgical grounds — arguments that perhaps lend weight to the idea that Peele had a hand in the play.

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Elizabethan Revenge Tragedy 1587-1642.

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Theology and Agency in Early Modern Literature

Theology and Agency in Early Modern Literature

Emotions and culpability: How the law is at odds with psychology, jurors, and itself.

The Dating and Attribution of <i>Alphonsus, Emperor of Germany</i>

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