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Christopher Marlowe
Die wichtigsten Tragödien von Marlowe

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In ‚Die wichtigsten Tragödien von Marlowe‘ präsentiert der Autor Christopher Marlowe eine Sammlung seiner bekanntesten Werke, darunter ‚Tamburlaine‘, ‚Dr. Faustus‘ und ‚The Jew of Malta‘. Marlowes literarischer Stil zeichnet sich durch seine kraftvolle Sprache, dramatischen Konflikte und tiefgründige Charakterisierung aus. Diese Tragödien reflektieren die politischen und gesellschaftlichen Spannungen des elisabethanischen Englands und bieten Einblicke in die menschliche Natur und moralische Dilemmata. Marlowe ist bekannt für seine kontroverse Behandlung von religiösen und politischen Themen, die in seinen Werken subtil verwoben sind.

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Sprache Deutsch ● Format EPUB ● Seiten 630 ● ISBN 9788027215225 ● Dateigröße 0.8 MB ● Übersetzer Wilhelm Müller ● Verlag Musaicum Books ● Ort Prague ● Land CZ ● Erscheinungsjahr 2017 ● herunterladbar 24 Monate ● Währung EUR ● ID 7506906 ● Kopierschutz Soziales DRM

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