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    Discuss Dr.Faustus as a tragedy relevant to all times. The word tragedy finds its origin in Greek spirit‚theory and mythology in the word tragedia. Tragedy tends to bring to mind the thoughts of pity and sympathy. According to Aristotle‚ the famous Greek philosopher emotions of pity and fear are aroused while watching or listening to a tragedy. Tragedy is a play that represents a central action or plot that is serious and significant. These plays involve a main character that is a normal human

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    Vanholt. The main thesis or climax of this play is when Faustus two friends Valdes and Cornelius who are magicians‚ teaches him the ways of magic. Faustus uses this magic to summon up a devil named Mephistophilis. Faustus signs over his soul to Lucifer (Satan)‚ in return to keep Mephistophilis for 24 years. We also see what happens when magic power gets in the wrong hands when Mephistophilis punishes Robin‚ who is a clown and his friend Ralph for trying to make magic with a book they have stolen

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    to be able to sign his name in blood to give his soul to the devil. When his own body tells him to stop by clotting‚ he ignores this warning‚ heats his wound to make the blood flow again‚ and continues to seal his fate by signing his soul over to Lucifer. Doctor Faustus time and time again proves himself to be a prime example of a damning folly. Faustus is constantly conflicted between two angels‚ one good and one bad. The good angel tells him to repent but Faustus refuses. “Faustus‚ repent; yet

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    husband of Lucy who is otherwise known as Lucifer. In other words‚ Science is associated with those who question or disobey God such as Lucy and Adam and Eve. Similarly to Eve‚ Mrs. Noyes earlier in the novel also ate apples during her time of despair to rebel against Noah. She is then also associated with those who disobeyed God especially when she said “Even if it takes a thousand years –we want to come with you. (Findley‚ pg.284)” which was addressed to Lucifer. With the ongoing conflict of Noah and

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    PARADISE LOST ~ A BRIEF OVERVIEW In the mid-seventeenth century‚ John Milton was a successful poet and political activist. He wrote scathing pamphlets against corruption in the Anglican Church and its ties to King Charles. In Milton’s day Puritanism meant having politically radical views. And at one point Milton was actually jailed for recording them on paper. Paradise Lost‚ as much as anything‚ is a series of arguments put forth by the characters‚ which in turn ultimately expresses Milton’s personal

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    progresses. Faustus doesn’t like the boundaries created in many of the subjects he studies for: law‚ medicine and religion. The black arts come to Faustus and soon studies to become a magician‚ and summons Mephastophilis‚ the devil‚ to ask him to talk to Lucifer to make an offer. Faustus will sell his soul in exchange of 24 years of service by Mephastophilis. Mephastophilis has explained the dangers of this but Faustus doesn’t care for it and continues the offer. Faustus portrays that he doesn’t care for

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    money. Parents allowed their children to supplement their own low incomes as they struggled with poverty during this time period. Matchmaking came into existence as a result of the Industrial Revolution because a demand for ‘strike anywhere’ or ‘lucifer’ matches arose rapidly. The tips of these matches were made out of a hazardous chemical called yellow phosphorus which

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    Betrayal and Holy Retribution in Macbeth In the play Macbeth‚ author William Shakespeare tells the dramatic story of how a man‚ who becomes obsessed with his own fate and power‚ falls from grace and is eventually killed by his own obsessions. Written in 1606‚ this play follows historical figures during the mid 11th century in the struggle for power and the crown of Scotland. When this was written‚ the Tudor dynasty had just ended its nearly 120 years of ruling England and Shakespeare wished for

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    it reasonable to turn and inflict harm onto oneself. In Canto 34‚ Dante reaches the ninth circle of Hell and approaches the man who creates all sin‚ Lucifer. When we first meet Lucifer‚ he is seen crying from all three of his heads‚ while he eats sinners (34.52-55). In obvious reasons‚ this is the ultimate act of animalistic behavior. Being as Lucifer is the creator of sin‚ it makes sense that he portrays the most intense animalistic behavior. It also makes sense that he acts this way as he has lost

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    Dr Faustus a Brief Summary

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    Act 1 scene 3 lucifer fell due to “pride/insolence” - features present in Faustus suggesting the humanity and at time capricious nature of human spirit which can reult in sinister and hellish consequences thus demonstrating the need for a GOD and guidance to prevent man form the error of his ways as were are inherently imperfect “Unhapper spirits” “fell” suggest the decline from superior to a lesser thus showing the inherent belief that even the devil places superior value in heaven The devil

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