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Every Man in His HumourBibliographic Details Title: Every Man in His Humour Author: Ben Jonson ISBN 13: 9789365618846 Pages: 223 Edition: Critical Student Edition (2026) Genre: Drama English Literature Renaissance & Elizabethan Drama Price: 250 Description Every Man in His Humour is one of Ben Jonsons most significant comedies and a foundational text of Elizabethan drama. First performed in 1598, the play introduced Jonsons influential theory of humours, presenting
Bibliographic Details
Title: Every Man in His Humour
Author: Ben Jonson
ISBN-13: 9789365618846
Pages: 223
Edition: Critical Student Edition (2026)
Genre: Drama / English Literature / Renaissance & Elizabethan Drama
Price: ₹250
Description
Every Man in His Humour is one of Ben Jonson’s most significant comedies and a foundational text of Elizabethan drama. First performed in 1598, the play introduced Jonson’s influential theory of “humours,” presenting characters driven by dominant psychological traits that shape their conduct and relationships.
Set in contemporary London, the play departs from classical settings to offer a realistic and satirical portrayal of urban society. Through wit, irony and moral correction, Jonson critiques social affectation, jealousy, and pretence while promoting balance, reason and ethical self-awareness. The richly drawn characters demonstrate Jonson’s commitment to comic realism and disciplined dramatic structure.
This 2026 edition is prepared to meet university syllabus requirements and is ideal for undergraduate and postgraduate students of English literature. It is well suited for courses on Renaissance drama, Elizabethan comedy and the works of Ben Jonson, as well as for examination preparation and critical study.
Key Features
- Classic Elizabethan comedy based on the theory of humours
- Essential text for Renaissance and early modern drama studies
- Realistic London setting with sharp social satire
- Ideal for undergraduate and postgraduate literature courses
- Useful for exams, classroom teaching and critical analysis
- Clear academic layout for focused reading and reference
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Year: 2026
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