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    Tragedy Notes

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    (Poetic Arts) * Tragedy is serious * Hero is engaged in a conflict * Hero experiences great suffering * Hero is defeated and dies Tragedies involve… * A faulty or corrupt society * Tragic hero * Tragic flaw * Mistaken choice of action * Catastrophe * Discovery Tragedy arouses in the audience the emotions of pity and fear * Producing in the audience an catharsis of emotion Tragedy reaffirms the fundamental order of the universe Faulty or corrupt

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    To what extent does confusion and disguise contribute to dramatic comedy in Twelfth Night? Twelfth Night in set in an era of dramatic comedy under going changes‚ certain themes that used to perfectly acceptable although controversial was now seen to be distasteful and often looked down upon‚ this was due to the emergence(or rather acknowledgment) of two very different types of comedy: old comedy and new comedy‚ although neither were genre had a very high status in theatre compared to tragedies

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    Brent Staples is an African American man. He has always been mistaken as a criminal countless times because of his race. The first time that this happened to him he was turning a corner at night and scared a young white women and she ran off. She was convinced that he was “a mugger‚ a rapist‚ or worse.” Brent shares that people would lock their car doors or cross to the other side of the street when he walked by them. Saudis In Bikinis by Nicholas Kristof is about a reporter doing a report on the

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    as Romeo and Juliet and Hamlet and Histories such as King John and Henry V have all played a relevant role in defining the genres Shakespeare writes by. In particular‚ Shakespearean comedies hold prominence in obvious‚ recurring elements such as Mistaken Identity‚ Young lovers struggling to overcome obstacles and of course a happy ending‚ A prime example of this is his renowned comedy – ‘Much Ado About Nothing’. Much Ado About Nothing is a comedy set in Messina‚ Italy about two contrasting duos;

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    in the marriage scene at the end of Midsummer’s Night Dream. William Hazlitt tells us that one can also expect incongruities‚ misunderstandings‚ and contradictions. I am reminded of the play The Importance of Being Ernest and the humor by way of mistaken identity. Sigmund Freud tells us to expect excess and exaggeration in comedy. Chekhov’s Marriage Proposal displays this excess both in language and in movements. Charles Darwin insists that in a comedy "circumstances must not be of a momentous nature;"

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    Dreikurus Theory

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    four goals of student’s misbehavior‚ which include: (1) attention seeking‚ (2) power seeking‚ (3) revenge seeking and (42ws) displaying inadequacy. Dreikurs in describing the reasons why these goals occur are due to the fact that students have a mistaken belief which will give them the recognition/attention that they want. I like Dreikurs theory because it provides an insight into the psychology or the thinking of a student at times of misbehavior. In understanding the students mentality‚ Dreikurs

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    Characters and events are important factors in plays as their interactions throughout the plot develop the central ideas or themes that the author wishes to communicate to the audience. Some common themes are investigations into common human experiences that may involve complex moral issues or questions the integrity of relationships. A play which uses characters and events to explore such important themes is Twelfth Night by William Shakespeare. The dominant themes Shakespeare introduces in Twelfth

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    Insights from Empirical Research‚” Andrew Smith and Lisa Dufraimont (2014) address how eyewitness identifications are vital factors in convicting suspects. However‚ some of those identifications are inaccurate or mistaken‚ and innocent people can be wrongly convicted. In fact‚ mistaken eyewitness identification is the main factor in wrongful convictions of the innocent (Smith and Dufraimont‚ 2014). Furthermore‚ eyewitness identifications are not the only factors to consider. Law enforcement personnel

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    The Brothers Menaechmus

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    Plautus’ comedy The Brothers Menaechmus easily brings about laughs. The play is full of comedic motifs that keep the audience entertained. For example‚ in this comedy there is dirty and sexual humor‚ mistaken identities‚ asides‚ literal wordplay‚ and running gags all throughout but this paper will focus on a few key parts. This comedy outdoes itself when it comes to dirty and sexual humor . For example‚ in the play when Menaechmus had just stolen his wife’s night gown he asks Peniculus to smell

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    There are several reasons for wrongful convictions. Half of the wrongful convictions can be blamed on police misconduct and other wrongful convictions included false statements and mistaken identity. Wrongful convictions could and should be prevented. One of the most common forms of police misconduct is use of force. We can reduce and eliminate wrongful convictions by punishing police and witnesses who conduct illegal activity and lie on the stand under oath. Introduction Wrongful conviction

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