1. Humanism In Dr. Faustus
PREPARED BY: LAJJA BHATT
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Smt. S.B. Gardi Department of English,
Maharaja Krishnakumarsinhji Bhavnagar University,
Bhavnagar(Gujarat-India)

2. Dr. Faustus
 The Tragic History of Dr. Faustus is the play
by Christopher Marlow.
 Dr. Faustus is the protagonist of the play.
 The protagonist is the intelligent person with
the utmost urge of the knowledge.

3. Renaissance Spirit & Medieval spirit
 The quest of knowledge forced him inwardly.
 He is truly representative of renaissance spirit.
 He had sold his soul to Mephestophilis.

4. Renaissance Spirit & Medieval spirit
 Mephestphilis sometimes showed us the conflict
in human mind.
 When he had the bad angle , he had also good
angle to warn him and repent.
 And the knowledge which came from the wrong
way drawn him to mean and surfacialism, and
necromacy.

5. Humanism
 Here we have one question that why one should
surrender to the evil to get the knowledge.
 Moreover why God never willing to human being
become knowledgeable and powerful.
 As a human he has the right to get knowledge.

6. Humanism
 The last portion present the idea of humanism
with the presence of old man.
 As the human being there is the possibility of
mistakes.
 At that time the duty of God is that to convert
the evilness into the divinity with firmness as in
the drama bad angel always wins thhe attention
of Dr. Faustus.

7. Humanism
 With the comparison of Hamlet we can see the
humanism of renaissance period in the Dr.
Faustus.
 In Hamlet also we can find that human being
always pay the cost of intelligence and havd to
bear the inner conflict.
 So if the human is important then why his
superiority is not accepted.

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