The Lover’s Melancholy

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The Lover’s Melancholy is a 1628 tragicomedy by English playwright John Ford that explores themes of love, loss, and psychological distress in a courtly setting.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf play
tragicomedy
associatedWith Caroline theatre NERFINISHED
London stage
author John Ford NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin England
createdBy John Ford NERFINISHED
dramaticForm five-act play
dramaticMode psychological drama
dramaticStructure mixture of tragic and comic elements
firstPerformanceDate 1628
genre Jacobean drama
tragicomedy
hasAlternativeSpelling The Lover's Melancholy NERFINISHED
hasAuthor John Ford NERFINISHED
hasForm stage play
hasTheme courtly manners
grief
identity and self-knowledge
madness and sanity
unrequited love
hasTitle The Lover’s Melancholy NERFINISHED
hasTone melancholic
romantic
historicalContext early 17th-century English theatre
literaryPeriod Caroline era
literaryTradition English Renaissance drama
medium theatre
narrativeFocus inner emotional states of characters
originalLanguage English
setting courtly setting
subjectMatter court politics
emotional suffering
romantic relationships
theme courtly love
loss
love
melancholy
psychological distress
yearOfWork 1628

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John Ford wrote The Lover’s Melancholy