Jonson, Marston, Highgate, Horns
Jonson, Marston, Highgate, Horns
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琼森、马斯顿、海格特、霍恩斯
DOI：
10.1093/notesj/gjaa086
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发表时间：
2020
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0.1
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Steggle M
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Steggle M
海盖特村现在是北伦敦的一部分，但在更早的几个世纪里，它是一个独立的定居点，坐落在俯瞰城市的山上，围绕号角有一些不寻常的和特定的传统。这些传统最早记载于十七世纪;在十八和十九世纪达到鼎盛时期，成为主要的旅游景点;在二十世纪相对平静的时期之后，今天又在当地的酒吧里经常进行。到目前为止，已知的最早的记录是从1638年。但本文认为，它们在早期现代戏剧中出现过两次：一次是约翰·马斯顿的喜剧《杰克·德拉姆的娱乐》（1600年），另一次是本·琼森的《A
The village of Highgate, now part of North London but in earlier centuries a separate settlement on the hills overlooking the city, has some unusual and specific traditions around horns. These traditions were first recorded in the seventeenth century; enjoyed their heyday in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, when they constituted a major tourist attraction; and, after a period of relative quiet in the twentieth century, are today once again regularly practised in the local pubs. Up till now, the earliest known record of them is from the year 1638. But this note will argue that they are represented twice in early modern drama: in John Marston’s comedy Jack Drum’s Entertainment (1600) and in Ben Jonson’s A