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Doctor Faustusand the Lutheran Aesthetic
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  • 1946The Damnation of Faustus40 cited
  • 1973John Calvin and Doctor Faustus29 cited

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  • 2014Calvinist Theology and “Country Divinity” in Marlowe’s Doctor Faustus6 cited
  • 2012The Theater of the Damned: Religion and the Audience in the Tragedy of Christopher Marlowe6 cited
  • 2011The Intimate Other: Lutheran Subjectivity in Spenser, Donne, and Herbert2 cited

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