Marlowe and Shakespeare

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Exploring the literary reception of Marlowe and Shakespeare, the study analyzes how their works have been discussed together over the past 400 years, starting with Robert Greene's remarks in 1592 and extending to contemporary reflections in the post-9/11 and 7/7 context. Sawyer emphasizes critical discourse and artistic production rather than a rivalry, providing a nuanced examination of their intertwined legacies.