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The essays in this collection range from a discussion of John Webster's tragic universe, as exemplified by The Duchess of Malfi, to an examination of the "confusion of convention and realism" in the play itself. The contributors, among them T S Elliot, Rupert Brooke and Clifford Leech, explore the roles of fate and chance in the play, its moral vision, Webster's language, intentions, and techniques, and the play's relationship to other Elizabethan and Jacobean dramas.
Soft cover, fairly good condition. Minor signs of wear to the cover. The paper is browning.
