How Marlowe portrays magic in the opening of Doctor Faustus

Honelako gehiago

Darwanian & Modern Evolution

Noha Marei‑k egina

DESCRIBING PEOPLE

Julia Cwenar‑k egina

MENTAL MAP

Jordy Mansilla‑k egina

Children vs Adult in second language learning

Anisa Cholifah‑k egina

How Marlowe portrays magic in the opening of Doctor Faustus

Necromancy/Goetia

CONTEXT: In 16th century England black magic was strictly prohibited, as it was said to defy God and the Natural Order

Intelligent

'fitteth Faustus' wit'

'try thy brains to gain a deity'

'Is promised to the studious artisan'

Desirbale

'Of power, of honour, of omnipotence'

'profit and delight'

'Fautus most desires'

Natural/progressive

'Be thou on earth as Jove is in the sky'

'nature's treasury'

'Go forward'

Illicit

'Cursed necromancy'

'Damned book'

Intersesting

'necromantic books are heavenly'