Constructing Christopher Marlowe

Explore the intriguing world of Christopher Marlowe with "Constructing Christopher Marlowe," a thought-provoking collection of essays published by Cambridge University Press in 2006. This 248-page paperback delves deep into the complexities of Marlowe's work, challenging conventional views and illuminating key aspects of his dramaturgy. The essays examine his innovative use of magic, the homoerotic themes present in his plays, and the portrayal of female characters, offering fresh insights into his literary contributions. Additionally, the collection reflects on twentieth-century performances of his works and the radical nature of his narrative poem, "Hero and Leander." Perfect for scholars and enthusiasts alike, this book invites readers to reconsider Marlowe's legacy and the impact of his writing on the literary landscape. Discover a new perspective on one of England's most enigmatic playwrights today!