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1 t <p>New Historicism</p> Uploading Image...	t <p>Power structure in society</p> Uploading Image...	t Uploading Image...	t R
2 t <p>Pyschoanalytical: Mother figure</p> Uploading Image...	t <p>Skilling thinks of himself, Roe thinks of Enron, she likens her own son to Skilling</p> Uploading Image...	t Uploading Image...	t R
3 t <p>Feminism: "women in the play are, like the Duchess of Vanholt, merely the possessions of men; she is defined by her weakness in pregnancy for 'ripe grapes' in the middle of winter. Helen belongs to Troy.</p> Uploading Image...	t <p>Feminism</p> Uploading Image...	t Uploading Image...	t R
4 t <p>Henry Maitland</p> Uploading Image...	t <p>Faustus offers a "deep exploration and understanding of human nature"</p> Uploading Image...	t Uploading Image...	t R
5 t <p>William Hazlitt: "a personification of the pride of will and eagerness of curiosity"</p> Uploading Image...	t <p>Faustus decides to "sacrifice himself to gain knowledge and experience that will benefit mankind" He is a "martyr"</p> Uploading Image...	t Uploading Image...	t R
6 t <p>James Broughton</p> Uploading Image...	t <p>An Elizabethan would fear the devil would have entered the stage when taking away Faustus.</p> Uploading Image...	t Uploading Image...	t R
7 t <p>Wilhelm Wagner</p> Uploading Image...	t <p>"Marlowe uses the trivial and comic scenes where Faust uses Mephostophilis' magic, to instil us with the thought that... the devil and our lives on earth can give us no greater satisfaction than God." Faustus does pointless</p> Uploading Image...	t Uploading Image...	t R
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