English Domestic Relations 1487 1653
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A list of Elizabethan plays, telling where each is published, may be found ibid. , II, 538.
WIDER RANGES OF DOMESTIC LITERATURE 193 domestic situation or problem for the consideration of the public; such plays as Arden of Faversham and A Warning for Fair Women were even taken from actual life and dramatized as horrible examples of evil households. But among the many plays dealing with domestic relations of one kind or another, we are forced to admit that comparatively few were actually aimed to... present or dicuss marriage itself or the allied inter- ests found in the domestic conduct books. As a rule, the im- portance of the home in the drama of the time is chiefly that of a convenient setting for a plot which, although involving husband, wife, and perhaps children, is motivated more by outside agents than by actions or passions within the family circle. Moreover, in those plays where it is evident that the author had some serious intention to instruct, as in How a Man May Choose a Good Wife from a Bad, the lesson often fails of actual demonstration.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A list of Elizabethan plays, telling where each is published, may be found ibid. , II, 538.
WIDER RANGES OF DOMESTIC LITERATURE 193 domestic situation or problem for the consideration of the public; such plays as Arden of Faversham and A Warning for Fair Women were even taken from actual life and dramatized as horrible examples of evil households. But among the many plays dealing with domestic relations of one kind or another, we are forced to admit that comparatively few were actually aimed to... present or dicuss marriage itself or the allied inter- ests found in the domestic conduct books. As a rule, the im- portance of the home in the drama of the time is chiefly that of a convenient setting for a plot which, although involving husband, wife, and perhaps children, is motivated more by outside agents than by actions or passions within the family circle. Moreover, in those plays where it is evident that the author had some serious intention to instruct, as in How a Man May Choose a Good Wife from a Bad, the lesson often fails of actual demonstration.
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