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Telle quelle est décrite par ses adversaires, la « Vénus écossaise » incarne le double visage de la douceur et du péché, tandis que la Vénus ironique mise en scène par Chaucer n?est plus garante des seules délices : elle ouvre aussi les portes de l'enfer et de l?amour tourné en dérision. Marlowe affirmera avec panache le paradoxe d?une tyrannie délicieuse, celle de la fureur héroïque de Tamerlan. Mais c?est avec le docteur Faust, qui choisit la magie et l?utopie de sa libido sciendi qu'il montre comment les délices de départ se changent en enfer. Qu'il s?agisse de Marie Stuart ou de la duchesse de Malfi, de la Vénus antique revue et corrigée par Chaucer ou encore de la Jeanne d?Arc de Shakespeare, les délices comme les enfers sont souvent incarnés par les figures du féminin dans l'Angleterre de la Renaissance. 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