Hero and Leander, Christopher Marlowe - Further Reading
FURTHER READING
CRITICISM
Baldwin, T. W. “Marlow's Musaeus.” The Journal of English and Germanic Philology 54, no. 4 (October 1955): 478-85.
Investigates the influence of Musaeus's version of the Hero and Leander story on Marlowe's poem.
Braunmuller, A. R. “Marlowe's Amorous Fates in Hero and Leander.” The Review of English Studies 29, no. 113 (February 1978): 56-61.
Interprets Marlowe's use of the word “engines” in Hero and Leander.
Brown, Georgia E. “Gender and Voice in Hero and Leander.” In Constructing Christopher Marlowe, edited by J. A. Downie and J. T. Parnell, pp. 148-63. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2000.
Views Hero and Leander as “an agent of destabilization” and places the poem “in the context of the aesthetic and literary debates of the 1590s.”
Bush, Douglas. “Marlowe: Hero and Leander.” In...
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- Paul D. Miller (essay date April 1953)
- Martin T. Williams (essay date September 1955)
- Russell A. Fraser (essay date October 1958)
- Eugene B. Cantelupe (essay date January 1963)
- Erich Segal (essay date fall 1963)
- Brian Morris (essay date 1968)
- S. Ann Collins (essay date fall 1970)
- Louis L. Martz (essay date 1972)
- Elizabeth Bieman (essay date winter 1979)
- Marion Campbell (essay date summer 1984)
- Joanne Altieri (essay date 1989)
- M. Morgan Holmes (essay date June 1995)
- Judith Haber (essay date autumn 1998)
- Georgia E. Brown (essay date 1998)
- John Leonard (essay date winter 2000)
- Claude Summers (essay date 2000)
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