诱惑
戏剧
新教
艺术
艺术史
表演艺术
视觉艺术
神学
哲学
出处
期刊:European medieval drama
[Brepols Publishers, NV]
日期:2018-01-01
卷期号:22: 189-211
标识
DOI:10.1484/j.emd.5.119442
摘要
This essay analyses four of John Bale’s interludes (Three Laws, God’s Promises, The Temptation, and John Baptist’s Preaching) as early examples of printed plays in England. It shows Bale’s direct involvement in the printing of the plays and his close co-operation with the printer van der Straten. The prints followed two objectives: polemical concerns to create books in favour of the Reformation, and a desire to reflect an interest in performance. These motives affected layout and decoration of the books, which set standards for the print of early Protestant drama in England.
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