Richard Wilson

• 1. INTRODUCTION.  The Ruffian on the Stair. The Burning Library.  Confessions of a Mask.  The Bonfire of Vanities.  Saint Marlowe.  2. MARJORIE GARBER, `Here's Nothing Writ': Scribe, Script and Circumscription in Marlowe's Plays  3. JONATHAN GOLDBERG, Sodomy and Society: The Case of Christopher Marlowe  4. SIMON SHEPHERD, Representing `Women' and Males: Gender Relations in Marlowe  5. JONATHAN GOLDBERG, `Play the Sodomites, or Worse': `Dido Queen of Carthage'  6. JONATHAN CREWE, The Theatre of the Idols: Marlowe, Rankins, and Theatrical Images  7. ALAN SINFIELD, Legitimating Tamburlaine  8. RICHARD WILSON, Visible Bullets: `Tamburlaine the Great' and Ivan the Terrible  9. STEPHEN GREENBLATT, Marlowe, Marx, and Anti-Semitism  10. EMILY BARTELS, Malta: `The Jew of Malta', and the Fictions of Difference11. THOMAS CARTELLI, King Edward's Body  12. JOHN ARCHER, Marlowe and the Observation of Men13. JULIA BRIGGS, The Rites of Violence: Marlowe's `Massacre at Paris'  14. JONATHAN DOLLIMORE, `Doctor Faustus': Subversion through Transgression  15. HILARY GATTI, Bruno and Marlowe: `Doctor Faustus'

Richard Wilson

• 1. INTRODUCTION.  The Ruffian on the Stair. The Burning Library.  Confessions of a Mask.  The Bonfire of Vanities.  Saint Marlowe.  2. MARJORIE GARBER, `Here's Nothing Writ': Scribe, Script and Circumscription in Marlowe's Plays  3. JONATHAN GOLDBERG, Sodomy and Society: The Case of Christopher Marlowe  4. SIMON SHEPHERD, Representing `Women' and Males: Gender Relations in Marlowe  5. JONATHAN GOLDBERG, `Play the Sodomites, or Worse': `Dido Queen of Carthage'  6. JONATHAN CREWE, The Theatre of the Idols: Marlowe, Rankins, and Theatrical Images  7. ALAN SINFIELD, Legitimating Tamburlaine  8. RICHARD WILSON, Visible Bullets: `Tamburlaine the Great' and Ivan the Terrible  9. STEPHEN GREENBLATT, Marlowe, Marx, and Anti-Semitism  10. EMILY BARTELS, Malta: `The Jew of Malta', and the Fictions of Difference11. THOMAS CARTELLI, King Edward's Body  12. JOHN ARCHER, Marlowe and the Observation of Men13. JULIA BRIGGS, The Rites of Violence: Marlowe's `Massacre at Paris'  14. JONATHAN DOLLIMORE, `Doctor Faustus': Subversion through Transgression  15. HILARY GATTI, Bruno and Marlowe: `Doctor Faustus'

Richard Wilson

• 1. INTRODUCTION.  The Ruffian on the Stair. The Burning Library.  Confessions of a Mask.  The Bonfire of Vanities.  Saint Marlowe.  2. MARJORIE GARBER, `Here's Nothing Writ': Scribe, Script and Circumscription in Marlowe's Plays  3. JONATHAN GOLDBERG, Sodomy and Society: The Case of Christopher Marlowe  4. SIMON SHEPHERD, Representing `Women' and Males: Gender Relations in Marlowe  5. JONATHAN GOLDBERG, `Play the Sodomites, or Worse': `Dido Queen of Carthage'  6. JONATHAN CREWE, The Theatre of the Idols: Marlowe, Rankins, and Theatrical Images  7. ALAN SINFIELD, Legitimating Tamburlaine  8. RICHARD WILSON, Visible Bullets: `Tamburlaine the Great' and Ivan the Terrible  9. STEPHEN GREENBLATT, Marlowe, Marx, and Anti-Semitism  10. EMILY BARTELS, Malta: `The Jew of Malta', and the Fictions of Difference11. THOMAS CARTELLI, King Edward's Body  12. JOHN ARCHER, Marlowe and the Observation of Men13. JULIA BRIGGS, The Rites of Violence: Marlowe's `Massacre at Paris'  14. JONATHAN DOLLIMORE, `Doctor Faustus': Subversion through Transgression  15. HILARY GATTI, Bruno and Marlowe: `Doctor Faustus'