Roy Eriksen

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Roy Eriksen

Literature

#5914

World Rank

#9007

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Philology

#313

World Rank

#610

Historical Rank

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According to Wikipedia, Professor Roy T. Eriksen was a Norwegian Renaissance scholar and Marlowe scholar teaching at University of Agder. Education and Employment Roy T. Eriksen studied at the University of Oslo with Maren-Sofie Røstvig. He wrote his Ph.D thesis on a structural analysis of Christopher Marlowe’s Doctor Faustus.

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Roy Eriksen's Published Works

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The misplaced clownage‐scene in the tragedie of Doctor Faustus (1616) and its implications for the play's total structure (1981) (22)
The Building in the Text: Alberti to Shakespeare and Milton (2000) (15)
Contexts of Pre-Novel Narrative: The European Tradition (1994) (14)
“Un certo amoroso martire”: Shakespeare’s “The Phoenix and the Turtle” and Giordano Bruno’s De gli eroici furori (1981) (4)
The Taming of a Shrew: Composition as Induction to Authorship (2005) (3)
Contexts of Renaissance comedy (1997) (3)
GIORDANO BRUNO AND MARLOWE'S DOCTOR FAUSTUS (B) (1985) (3)
Basilike eikon : Renaissance representations of the prince (2001) (2)
The Epilogue in Doctor Faustus : The Petrarchan Context (2010) (2)
Entering the Garden: Marlowe and “Phaeton to his Friend Florio” (2010) (2)
"What resting place is this?" Aspects of Time and Place in "Doctor Faustus" (1616) (1985) (2)
Kroppslighet og jomfrukur i Hans E. Kincks tragedie Den sidste Gjest (1910) (2011) (1)
Framing the Duchess: Webster and the Resources of Renaissance Art (1997) (1)
“The last image of that troubled heap”: From chaos to coherence in Pope's Epistle to Cobham (1980) (1)
Revisiting an Old Controversy (2018) (1)
Embedded Urbanism: Shakespeare in the City (2011) (1)
Marlowe and Company in Barnfield’s Greene’s Funeralls (1594) (2013) (1)
Marlowe's Petrarch: In Morte Di Madonna Laura (1986) (1)
Typological form in ‘Gascoignes de Profundis’ (1985) (1)
Ars combinatoria: Marlowe and the art of framing (1996) (1)
Marlowe and Prayer (2022) (0)
Shakespeare on Divine Love: “The Phoenix and the Turtle” (1601) (2013) (0)
Roy Eriksen. Review of "The Architecture of the Italian Renaissance" by Christoph Luitpold Frommel. (2010) (0)
Staging Bruno’s Scripted Emblems: Anti-Petrarchism and Mannerism in Love’s Labour’s Lost (2015) (0)
Ashes to ashes : art in Rome between humanism and maniera (2006) (0)
George Gascoigne's and Mary Sidney's Versions of Psalm 130 (1989) (0)
Plotting and Edification in Shakespeare and Wotton (2005) (0)
Working with Marlowe: Shakespeare's Early Engagement with Marlowe's Poetics (2015) (0)
Editing and the Shadow of the Folio: On the Textual Integrity of The Taming of a Shrew (1594) (2015) (0)
VASARI AND THE KINSHIP OF PERSPECTIVE AND PRINTING (1998) (0)
Extant and in choice Italian: Possible Italian echoes in Julius Caesar and sonnet 78 (1988) (0)
Multiple Marlowe:Doctor Faustusand Court Performance (2019) (0)
Mnemonics and Giordano Bruno's Magical Art of Composition (1981) (0)
Introduction: The Architectures of Shakespeare (2017) (0)
Sacred Art and the Artful Conversion of Margery Kempe (1999) (0)
Carducci Reads Marlowe: Dante and Doctor Faustus (B-Text) (2014) (0)
Anne M. Myers. Literature and Architecture in Early Modern England . Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2012. Pp. 272. $55.00 (cloth). (2013) (0)
Book Review: Marlowe, Tamburlaine and Magic (1979) (0)
An Arena For The Holy: The Imitatio Francisci Of Margery Kempe (2011) (0)

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University of Agder