Titlebook: Webster: The Tragedies; The Tragedies Kate Aughterson Textbook 2001Latest edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2001 dram

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Society and PoliticsWe have also seen that he dramatises political and legal conflict and corruption, often focusing on debates about, and struggles for, female sexuality. In the first two chapters we discussed how he created a corrupt and divided society through staging and content, raising questions about the correct

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Iconography and Imageryge (including pageantry, masques, and the blocking of actors) with setting, costume and props and the more extensive themes of the play, coalescing and concentrating dramatic meaning and conflict through imagery and iconography as well as verbal conflict. For example, visual setting and blocking in

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Iconography and Imageryge (including pageantry, masques, and the blocking of actors) with setting, costume and props and the more extensive themes of the play, coalescing and concentrating dramatic meaning and conflict through imagery and iconography as well as verbal conflict. For example, visual setting and blocking in

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Webster’s Playsking life as a playwright begin in 1602, at the very end of Elizabeth’s reign. His plays continued to be performed in repertory until and beyond his death, although the last play he wrote was in 1627 (.). The range and nature of the plays he wrote across his career can illuminate his two tragedies.

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