Dr. As a tragic hero. He want knowledge of whole world he want to be a Good.

1.  Name : Sejal N. Solanki
 Paper : 1. Renaissance Literature
 Topic : Dr. Faustus as aTragic Hero
 Roll No. : 36
 Enrollment No. : 2069108420200037
 Email : sejal.solanki3107@gmail.com
 Betch : 2019 – 2021.
 Submitted to Dr. Dilip Barad Sir
 Maharaja Krushankumar Singhji Bhavnagar
University.

2.  Written by Christopher
Marlowe
 Father of English Drametic
Poetry.
 First English Dramatist
 GreekTragedy
 Other works of Christopher
Marlowe.
1. The Jew of Malta
2. Edward 3
3. Tamburlaine.

3.  Protagonist of the Play.
 Sixteen century Scholar fromWittenberg or
Germany.
 Ambition of Knowledge ,Wealth andWorthy.
 Willingness toWaste Power / Knowledge.
 Spirit of Renaissance.
 Magical Power will Produced.

4.  God centered
universe , its
embrace of human
possibility
 Bargaining session
with
Mephistophilips
 Fails to repent

5.  He loves Power , Fame and Pleasure
 Wanted to be a God
 To rule over the nature and the world.
 And so with it he get profit delight and
omnipotence.

6.  Arrival of Angles Persuade him
 Good Angle : Faustus repent yet God will Pity
Thee
 EvilAngle :Though are a Spirit God can’t Pity
Thee
 Involves in conflict.

8.  By join the hands with Lucifer he
Disappointed to the God.
 Slowly and Steadily he Looses his Good
Quality.
 Not able to repent to God like an Ordinary
Man.
 Craving for the rescue.
 At last Submit his soul to Devil.

9.  In spite of being Magician he does not harm
any innocent person.
 During his meeting to doom he keeps away
to other people.
 He gives away all worldly property to his
faithful servant.
 Doesn't wanted to harm Humanity by his
sins.

10.  He neither sinner nor
survival
 According to ‘ Goethe ‘
“How greatly it is all
planned.”
 Thus , he is greatTragic
Hero of all time.

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