Jonsonian Chronology and the Styles of A Tale of a Tub
Jonsonian Chronology and the Styles of A Tale of a Tub
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琼森年代学和《浴缸故事》的风格
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10.1057/9780230376724_11
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1999
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Hugh Craig
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Hugh Craig
Jonson’s career writing for the stage and the masquing hall was so long that the idea of innovation and change in his style was commonplace even in his lifetime. In the 1630s commentators referred to a decline in his powers since the glory days ofVolponeandThe Alchemist, anticipating Dryden’s idea that these recent works were Jonson’s ‘dotages’ (Jonson being then around sixty). Indeed, the existence of an extensively revised version ofEvery Man In His Humouris evidence that by 1615 or 1616 Jonson himself was conscious that his notions about dialogue, character, plot and even setting had altered in the 15 or so years since the play had been first composed.