The English Drama Its Rise And Development to the Closing of the Theaters 1640
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) Historic studies. Literary, esthetic, linguistic study. Minute examination. Cursory reading. Class lecture 6 MERCHANT OF VENICE, EXTERNAL STUDY The play. Text (first and second quarto). Date (between 1594- 98). Choice of theme (the Jew in medieval times). Character groups. Outline of plot. Possible sources. Class lecture 7 MERCHANT OF VENICE, INTERNAL STUDY Two stories interwoven (the love story and the bond story). Minor episodes (Jessica's elopement, etc. ). Dramatic construction (culmi- na...tion of plot in fine climax in the third act, the dramatic center of the play). Trial scene. Fifth act. Estimate of the play. Class lecture 8 HAMLET AND SOME FAMOUS HAMLETS Hamlet as a drama. Sources of the story (Saxo Grammaticus, de Belleforest). Early allusions to a play on the subject of Hamlet. Text of the play. Relation between first and second quartos. Pro- duction of Hamlet. Importance of actors' interpretation. Famous Hamlets of the stage. Class lecture 9 MILTON'S MASQUE OF COMUS Milton's two masques {Arcades, Comus").
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) Historic studies. Literary, esthetic, linguistic study. Minute examination. Cursory reading. Class lecture 6 MERCHANT OF VENICE, EXTERNAL STUDY The play. Text (first and second quarto). Date (between 1594- 98). Choice of theme (the Jew in medieval times). Character groups. Outline of plot. Possible sources. Class lecture 7 MERCHANT OF VENICE, INTERNAL STUDY Two stories interwoven (the love story and the bond story). Minor episodes (Jessica's elopement, etc. ). Dramatic construction (culmi- na...tion of plot in fine climax in the third act, the dramatic center of the play). Trial scene. Fifth act. Estimate of the play. Class lecture 8 HAMLET AND SOME FAMOUS HAMLETS Hamlet as a drama. Sources of the story (Saxo Grammaticus, de Belleforest). Early allusions to a play on the subject of Hamlet. Text of the play. Relation between first and second quartos. Pro- duction of Hamlet. Importance of actors' interpretation. Famous Hamlets of the stage. Class lecture 9 MILTON'S MASQUE OF COMUS Milton's two masques {Arcades, Comus").
What to read after The English Drama Its Rise And Development to the Closing of the Theaters 1640?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas R Thomas Randolph Price to read onlineMoreLess
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