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Wagner "Faustus is anything but a hero |
He does not derive the slightest benefit from his arrangement Never becomes the master of the spirit who has sworn to serve him |
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Poirer Greg walter |
The old man knows Faustus salvation is henceforth impossible The nice balance between Faustus possible salvation and imminent damnation is upset |
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Margolies 93 He is a hero.... The basis of him being a dramatic hero... |
As a result of the very qualities for which he is condemned by the chorus Basis of his being the dramatic hero is his asseveration of his individuality his questioning and his will to understand |
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William Hazlitt📃📃📃 |
Through an imperfect and inequal performance is ms greatest work |
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Ghlewes Even in the present day |
Since human nature does not change... the sprit remains 1864 "given his hero the viylgarist motives" |
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Johnathon dollimore
It is the very limits imposed by orthodoxy...
The puerility of his pact with the devil....
Not an affirmation of divine laws or Renaissance men but
H+h, g+l, GA+ Ea |
Which constitute his desidence
Which exposes the tyranny of the God he denies
Exploration of subversion through transgression
Polar opposites whose axes pass through and constitute human consciousness |
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Edward dowden |
The scholar does not ever disappear in the magician |
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Uncanny |
A class of frightening which lends back to what is known of old and familiar |
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JD Morality plays "blindness" to god's law +morals |
"sin us not the error of fallen judgement" But a conscious and deliberate transgression of limits |
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JD Location |
F pov "god and Lucifer seem equally responsible in his final destruction" "G+l are spacially located as the opposites which between them, destroy him" |
