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    Four hundred years have passed since William Shakespeare penned his last play. Yet his prose‚ plots‚ and characters are as alive today as they were when the plays were originally staged during the late sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries. Shakespearean works should still be studied in school‚ as his attitude‚ values and beliefs are still relevant in today’s society. He’s 450 years old and yet‚ not only do we perform his plays but also‚ we recognize ourselves in them and continue to use phrases

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    could be considered simply a drama or perhaps a tragedy because Richard ends up dead. Despite the overlap in genres‚ Much Ado About Nothing comes the closest to the contemporary definition of its genre. Comedies‚ today‚

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    and Juliet’s fated romance develops into one of theatre’s most emotive tragedies. Shakespeare presents to us a hostile society built through conflicting notions‚ and introduces two "star-crossed" lovers so that we can ponder the sullen irony that not even their compassion can break the code of quarrel; only untimely death. Shakespeare instantly instils dramatic irony into his play‚ as the prologue briefly reveals the tragedy to take place throughout "...the two hours traffic..." on stage. From

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    The Mind of The Mad What is it to be mad? Is it related to something of biological background? Or is it to do with the complex breakdown of one’s emotions? Or is it both? These questions are important to keep in mind when understanding whether Hamlet is truly mad or feigning madness as part of his ‘plan’ in which Shakespeare builds up throughout the play. This relates to the second aspect which must also be looked at when comprehending the fictional play Hamlet. This aspect is the certain ‘key’

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    to use in your ISP essay. Davis‚ Lloyd.  “’Death-Marked Love’: Desire and Presence in Romeo and Juliet.” Shakespeare Survey  49  (1996):  57-67.     Knowing that the love of Romeo and Juliet will end in tragedy from the onset of the play‚ it is how the events of the play lead to the tragedy that is the essence of the play.  Davis explores the darkness and deceit connected with desire and love. Holmer‚ Joan Ozark.  “’Draw if you be men’: Saviolo’s Significance in Romeo and Juliet.”  Shakespeare

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    BLOOD WEDDING (BODAS DE SANGRE‚ 1933) By Federico García Lorca POETICE TRAGEDY‚ POETIC DRAMA OR RURAL TRAGEDY: Blood Wedding is the first and most enigmatic of Lorca’s trilogy of rural Andalusian tragedies and has been widely praised by the critics for the achievement of a tragic form. Its distinctive features include the fusion of lyric and dramatic impulses‚ the skillful integration of a musical pattern in the drama’s structural design‚ the thematic relevance of songs‚ stage effects

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    ENGLISH ESSAY HOW SUCCESSFUL IS EXPOSURE AS A TRANSFORMATION OF OTHELLO? Mal Peet I believe has successfully transformed Othello into a ’modern day tragedy’‚ Exposure. He uses many similar characters‚ with many of the same personalities/motives. The two texts also explore many of the same themes‚ such as the outsider‚ racism and reputation. Mal Peet puts a modern spin on the tale. The two texts portray and explore the main themes through different structures and language features. Othello

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    6. "Film versions of Shakespeare comedies can lie anywhere on a spectrum between an exploration of serious issues and simple comedy of a farcical or uncomplicated nature." Discuss with reference to two films. Shakespearean plays are complex‚ intricate pieces of work in which a diverse range of interpretations and readings can be made. This is particularly true of his comedies‚ where the light-hearted humour is often offset by darker‚ more serious undertones. In adapting these comedies it is for

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    and the nightmarish. Many of his works were also inspired by William Shakespeare‚ his plays‚ and his characters. There is even one particular painting depicting Shakespeare in infant form‚ lying in a woman’s arms‚ with two characters‚ one showing tragedy‚ the other comedy‚ standing on either side of him. (ArtMagik) I really like this piece of art shown here‚ because it shows the simplicity of love‚ to me. Henry did many‚ many portraits of his wife‚ his admiration apparent for her in each one. I’m

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    doesn’t die‚ the fact that we never see Tony or Maria’s parents‚ as well as the issues of marriage‚ the importance of gangs and families to each story. To understand these differences‚ I have read and/or watched both Romeo and Juliet‚ and the similar tragedy‚ West Side Story. Above‚ I named a few of the many differences between William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet and Ernest Leaman’s screenplay‚ West Side Story. One main difference is that in Romeo and Juliet the sililoquy is spoken while

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