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Cyril Tourneur and The Honest Man’s Fortune
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Jackson, MacDonald P.
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/ Beaumont, Francis (1584-1616) / Fletcher, John (1579-1625)
/ British & Irish literature
/ Collaboration
/ Criticism and interpretation
/ Dramatists
/ English literature
/ Literary canon
/ Literary devices
/ Literary influences
/ Marlowe, Christopher (1564-1593)
/ Middleton, Thomas (1570-1627)
/ N-Gram language models
/ Playwrights
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/ Shakespeare, William (1564-1616)
/ Tourneur, Cyril
/ Tourneur, Cyril (1575?-1626)
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2019
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Cyril Tourneur and The Honest Man’s Fortune
by
Jackson, MacDonald P.
in
Arranged marriage
/ Authorship
/ Beaumont, Francis (1584-1616) / Fletcher, John (1579-1625)
/ British & Irish literature
/ Collaboration
/ Criticism and interpretation
/ Dramatists
/ English literature
/ Literary canon
/ Literary devices
/ Literary influences
/ Marlowe, Christopher (1564-1593)
/ Middleton, Thomas (1570-1627)
/ N-Gram language models
/ Playwrights
/ Scholars
/ Shakespeare, William (1564-1616)
/ Tourneur, Cyril
/ Tourneur, Cyril (1575?-1626)
/ Websites
/ Writers
2019
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Cyril Tourneur and The Honest Man’s Fortune
by
Jackson, MacDonald P.
in
Arranged marriage
/ Authorship
/ Beaumont, Francis (1584-1616) / Fletcher, John (1579-1625)
/ British & Irish literature
/ Collaboration
/ Criticism and interpretation
/ Dramatists
/ English literature
/ Literary canon
/ Literary devices
/ Literary influences
/ Marlowe, Christopher (1564-1593)
/ Middleton, Thomas (1570-1627)
/ N-Gram language models
/ Playwrights
/ Scholars
/ Shakespeare, William (1564-1616)
/ Tourneur, Cyril
/ Tourneur, Cyril (1575?-1626)
/ Websites
/ Writers
2019
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Cyril Tourneur and The Honest Man’s Fortune
2019
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First is listed, in bold, the \"target play\" (the play under investigation). The two plays that share with Peele's David and Bathsheba more weighted unique 3-grams than does his Edward the First are Gervase Markham and William Sampson's Herod and Antipater (1622), written a quarter of a century after Peele's death in 1596, and Marlowe's 2 Tamburlaine (in second place, with a score of 4.78). Since Marlowe's The Massacre at Paris enters David and Bathsheba's top dozen matches (in twelfth with a score of 2.72), Marlowe's showing equals Peele's, and in fact 1 Tamburlaine scores only fractionally lower than The Massacre at Paris. Most significantly for the present purpose, Field's A Woman is a Weathercock is only the thirtieth play on the ranked list of weighted unique 4-gram matches to Amends for Ladies, and Amends for Ladies is only the fifty-third play on the ranked list of weighted unique 4-gram matches to A Woman is a Weathercock. [...]in terms of word-tokens, the first four scenes of The Honest Man's Fortune constitute only about 22 per cent of the play, so that unique 4-gram matches with it are likely to be too few to create reliable evidence. [...]exploration of Rizvi's valuable website shows that \"weighted unique n-grams\" using maximal counts of all unique matches, whatever their length, bolster our conclusions.
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Rosemont Publishing & Printing Corp DBA Associated University Presses,Associated University Presses
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