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Discover the captivating world of Ben Jonson's 'The Magnetic Lady' with this essential paperback edition released by Manchester University Press. This first fully annotated volume presents Jonson's 1632 masterpiece with modernized text tailored for students and scholars alike. Immerse yourself in a detailed introduction that places 'The Magnetic Lady' within the broader context of Jonson's later works, shedding light on the political intricacies of the Caroline court. Perfect for literature enthusiasts, this edition includes invaluable textual and explanatory notes that enhance understanding and appreciation of this historically significant play.
Peter Happe’s insightful commentary thoroughly reexamines this often-overlooked gem of English literature, emphasizing its artistic merit and relevance. Additionally, the volume offers a comprehensive performance history and new material related to its 17th-century reception, making it a must-have for anyone studying drama, English literature, or Ben Jonson himself. Elevate your literary collection with 'The Magnetic Lady' and explore the nuanced dynamics of its characters and themes, which resonate through time. Ideal for both academic use and personal enjoyment, this book is key to unlocking fresh perspectives on one of England's great playwrights. Get your copy today and discover why this play deserves its rightful place in the canon of English drama.
Peter Happe’s insightful commentary thoroughly reexamines this often-overlooked gem of English literature, emphasizing its artistic merit and relevance. Additionally, the volume offers a comprehensive performance history and new material related to its 17th-century reception, making it a must-have for anyone studying drama, English literature, or Ben Jonson himself. Elevate your literary collection with 'The Magnetic Lady' and explore the nuanced dynamics of its characters and themes, which resonate through time. Ideal for both academic use and personal enjoyment, this book is key to unlocking fresh perspectives on one of England's great playwrights. Get your copy today and discover why this play deserves its rightful place in the canon of English drama.