Teachers' Outlines for Studies in English
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--What is the normal meter?
Show how Shakespeare varies the normal line by changing the number ofthe syllables; the relative position of the accented and the unaccentedsyllables; and the position of the pauses.
What characters always speak in prose? There is no accepted theory toaccount for Shakespeare's use of prose, but can you see any differencein the importance of the thought or in the depth of feeling betweenscenes altogether in prose and those altogether in verse?
THE LIFE AND CHARACTER O...F THE AUTHOR. --See outline for the study of _TheMerchant of Venice_, p. 72.
OUTLINE FOR THE STUDY OF JULIUS CÆSAR I. Preparation Little is required to arouse the interest of any class in the play of_Julius Cæsar_. A brief account of the salient facts of Roman historythat center about Cæsar's life, and an interesting account of the manhimself will help the student to an appreciative study.
II. Reading and Study The purpose of the first and second readings will be the same as thatstated in the previous two outlines.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
--What is the normal meter?
Show how Shakespeare varies the normal line by changing the number ofthe syllables; the relative position of the accented and the unaccentedsyllables; and the position of the pauses.
What characters always speak in prose? There is no accepted theory toaccount for Shakespeare's use of prose, but can you see any differencein the importance of the thought or in the depth of feeling betweenscenes altogether in prose and those altogether in verse?
THE LIFE AND CHARACTER O...F THE AUTHOR. --See outline for the study of _TheMerchant of Venice_, p. 72.
OUTLINE FOR THE STUDY OF JULIUS CÆSAR I. Preparation Little is required to arouse the interest of any class in the play of_Julius Cæsar_. A brief account of the salient facts of Roman historythat center about Cæsar's life, and an interesting account of the manhimself will help the student to an appreciative study.
II. Reading and Study The purpose of the first and second readings will be the same as thatstated in the previous two outlines.
What to read after Teachers' Outlines for Studies in English?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blakely Gilbert Sykes to read onlineMoreLess
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