This document provides information about Christopher Marlowe's play "Doctor Faustus". It introduces Marlowe as the playwright and discusses that the play is a tragedy. It describes the main character Doctor Faustus, who sells his soul to the devil in exchange for supernatural powers. The conclusion is that Doctor Faustus loses his soul due to his high ambitions going against the laws of God, making him a tragic hero.

1. NAME : DAVE KHUSHALI K.
SEMESTER : 1
SUBJECTIVE: THE RENAISSANCE
LITERATURE
SUBJECT:PLAY - '' DOCTOR FAUSTUS''
TOPIC: CHARECTER OF DOCTOR FAUSTUS
PAPER: 1
UNIT: 2
ROLL NO : 19
EMAIL ID :khushalidave8@gmail.com
CLASS : M.A . PART – 1
SUBMITTED BY : MKBU , DEPARTMENT OF
ENGLISH.

2. PLAY WRITER'S
INTRODUCTION
● CHRISTOPHER MARLOWE
● 1564 – 1593
● AS A DRAMETIST OF IN ELIZABETHEN AGE.
● HIS ENSPIRED OF SHAKESPEAR
● HE ALWAYS WRITE TO BLANK VERSE OF
TRAGIC PLAY.
● MARLOWE 'S MYSTERIOUS EARLY DEATH.

3. ABOUT THE PLAY
● '' DOCTOR FAUSTUS'' IS A
'TRAGICALL HISTORY OF DR.
FAUSTUS.
● THEN AS THE TRAGICALL
HISTORY OF THE LIFE AND
DEATH OF DOCTOR FAUSTUS
● THIS PLAY IS A TRAGEDY.

4. CHARACTER OF DR.
FAUSTUS●
DR FAUSTUS IS MAIN CHARACTER OF IN THIS PLAY.
●
WHEN THE PLAY'S TITLE IS SYMBOLISED TO ' THE
TRAGICALL HISTORY OF THE LIFE AND DEATH OF
DOCTER FAUSTUS'
●
FAUSTUS IS CENTRAL FIGURE IN THIS PLAY.
●
DR. FAUSTUS IS A PROTAGONIST.

5. ● AND AGAIN HE PAY HIS
SOUL TO DEVIL'S MASTER
OF LUCIFER IN EXCHANGE
FOR SUPERNATURAL
POWERS.

6. FAUSTUS THINKING
● HE REPRESANTS THE SPIRIT OF THE
RENAISSANCE.
● ITS REJECTION OF THE MEDIEVAL ,
GOD – CENTERED UNIVERSE, AND ITS
AEMBRACE OF HUMAN POSSIBILITY.
● ACQUISITION OF MAGIC,
● PERSONIFICATION OF POSSIBILITY.

7. CONCLUSION
● THIS PLAY IN DR. FAUSTUS IS
LOST OF HIS SOUL.
● HIS AMBITION VERY HIGH.
● HE BECOMES ONCE AGAIN A
TRAGIC HERO, A GREAT MAN
UNDONE BECAUSE HIS AMBITIONS
HAVE BUTTED UP AGAINTS THE LAW
OF GOD.

8. ●
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