Cary, Elizabeth 17th Century British World Literature
Cary, Elizabeth 17th Century British World Literature
Resources for the study of English writer Elizabeth Cary (1585-1639).
Top: Arts: Literature: World Literature: British: 17th Century: Cary, Elizabeth
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Elizabeth Cary: Bibliography - Compiled by Professor Kathy Acheson, University of Waterloo.
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Background: The Tragedy of Mariam - Introduction to Cary's play and a list of discussion questions. From a course syllabus by instructor Elizabeth Burow-Flak of Valparaiso University.
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Elizabeth Cary's Mariam and the Critique of Pure Reason - William M. Hamlin argues that "her play interrogates the facile distinction between reason and feeling that several of its characters, and especially the Chorus, routinely assume, and which contributes significantly to the protagonist's death."
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The Tragedy of Miriam - Downloadable full text with line numbers and margin notes.
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Renaissance Drama: The Tragedy of Mariam - A student project that compares Cary's play to its source, Josephus's Antiquities of the Jews.
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Book Review - Marie-Louise Coolahan reviews Elizabeth Cary Lady Falkland: Life and Letters, by Heather Wolfe.
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Review of The Tragedy of Mariam - Critical evaluation of Stephanie J. Wright's edition of Cary's play. Written by Carrie Hintz; published in Early Modern Literary Studies 3:2 (September 1997).
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