Titlebook: Re-Presenting Ben Jonson; Text, History, Perfo Martin Butler (Professor of English Renaissance Dr Book 1999 Palgrave Macmillan, a division

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Introduction: from , to Texts,t, the Oxford edition is the necessary point of reference for all work on Jonson. It is, though, increasingly apparent that its value has gradually diminished as the overall state of knowledge about Jonson’s time has increased, and as the cultural and pedagogical climate within which he is read has altered.

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Forms of Authority in the Early Texts of ,x, dense and ironic — and the Jonson more recently appropriated wholesale by critics spellbound by Foucauldian power-theory. The Jonson encountered by most twentieth-century critics has been to a great extent defined by the edition of Herford and Simpson, for which the epithet ‘monumental’ has become something of a cliché.

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