BEN JONSON’S THE ALCHEMIST, AS A SOCIAL HISTORY
Keywords:
Alchemist, London, Play-text, Subtle, Face, Dol Common, Mammon, Comedy.Abstract
The drama was perceived in different ways. In General, it was seen as a reflection of life- to be precise, society. Therefore, all literary works are by-products of the society in which they are written. This research, we focus on play-text that reflect an individual's social history. Society (London), specific date (1610), using Ben Jonson. Alchemist as our main paradigm. Also examines Johnson's centrality. Considering the theme, characters, and image evaluation of some outstanding stages of his modern life and its values as a contribution to the knowledge and understanding of his time. Like that Topics include court influence, Puritanism, and interrelationships class. There were two problems. How exactly to decide It is possible to convey Johnson's view of the era in which he lived and to show how it works the time colored by this scenery shines through the pages. It is assumed that the intellectual perspective of this study is a correctly chosen one; We hope that the result will be a depiction of modern life, drama, and society. Contribute to the interpretation of the past and help expand your horizons human experience.
