Premium Content Argument in the Medieval Morality Plays
By Anonymous - September 20, 2006
Compare and contrast the use made of argument and dramatic
irony in some morality plays.
By allegorising the redemption of mankind and the principles of Christian aretaics, morality plays, in the words of Robert Potter, "celebrate the permanent truth of Christianity as a theology, a theory of history, and an explanation of the human condition…
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