Marlovian theory

Marlovian theory refers to concepts related to the works and influence of Christopher Marlowe, a contemporary of Shakespeare. It often explores themes such as the human struggle for power, knowledge, and identity, highlighting Marlowe’s innovative use of blank verse and complex characters. The theory also raises questions about authorship and literary impact, suggesting that Marlowe’s plays may have influenced Shakespeare and other writers. Overall, Marlovian theory underscores the significance of Marlowe in shaping Renaissance literature and the exploration of human experience in dramatic form.