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THE TEMPEST BY SHAKESPEARE - SUMMARY, THEME, CHARACTERS & SETTING

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Hamlet by William Shakespeare | Summary & Analysis

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Ragazzi, ho avuto difficoltà a caricare questo video da youtube. Fatemi sapere se non riuscite ad ascoltarlo : eventualmente, provate a digitare il titolo del video dal vostro browser (why should you read Macbeth) e vedete se riuscite ad ascoltarlo con i sottotitoli (Io da Safari leggo i sottotitoli, ma con Google no, riesco solo ad ascoltare.).

Buon lavoro

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For a good edition of Macbeth, consider either the Arden or Folger editions of the play. Both have great introductions and annotations that make the plays easier to understand.

Here is a list of films inspired by Macbeth:

Throne of Blood--Macbeth transposed to feudal Japan.
Scottland, PA--Macbeth set at a small town fast food restaurant.
Shakespeare Must Die--A riff on Macbeth inspired by contemporary Thailand.
Makibefo--a Macbeth-like story set in a fishing village in Madagascar.
Joe Macbeth -a British film which sets Macbeth in the criminal underworld.

For more about Shakespeare's life and the times in which he lived, considered reading Will in the World, by Stephen Greenblatt.

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Why should you read "Macbeth"? - Brendan Pelsue

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There's a play so powerful that an old superstition says its name should never be uttered in a theater. A play that begins with witchcraft and ends with a bloody, severed head. A play filled with riddles, prophecies, nightmare visions, and lots of brutal murder. But is it really all that good?

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Macbeth by William Shakespeare. Part of a video study guide for Macbeth from eNotes.com. This part is a summary of Macbeth, going over each part of the play act by act. A complete summary is located here: http://www.enotes.com/topics/macbeth/summary

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eNotes Video Study Guide for Romeo and Juliet - The Characters. Get more info on the characters from the play here: http://www.enotes.com/topics/romeo-and-juliet/characters

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ROMEO AND JULIET BY SHAKESPEARE - ANIMATED SUMMARY

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Consolidiamo l'argomento di letteratura - Consegna per il 23/03/2020 -

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Consolidiamo l'argomento di letteratura - Consegna per il 23/03/2020 -

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Il video realizza un' " overview "sull'opera e l'autore affrontato. Ascoltatelo e riferite semplicemente se vi è piaciuto/vi ha aiutato ed il grado di difficoltà.

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For a comprehensive version of The Canterbury Tales, including analysis and notes, visit this site. For useful Chaucer resources, visit the Chaucer homepage at the British Library.

You can find more information about the lost letters of the Middle English alphabet here, and the history of the language here.

Learn more about the social world Chaucer represented, the different roles of each of the characters, and how they were divided here.

Plus, you can encounter a virtual tour of Chaucer's England and the sites his pilgrims visit here.

The Canterbury Tales have supplied ample historical material, as well as literary influence and rollicking entertainment, by informing audiences about society during the Middle Ages-and sharing the way ordinary folk spoke and joked in the context of everyday life.

This article explores the variation in voice and narrative style throughout the Tales. The variation and vitality of the language is one of the most beloved traits of Chaucer's writing. This article makes the case for Chaucer's continuing popularity.

This piece explores what we know about the author and his creative process.

In this documentary, Chaucer is discussed as the "father of modern literature."

Although Medieval society was dominated by the codes of religion, Chaucer's world is anything but solemn, and is frequently radical-from the feminist tale of the Wife of Bath to the bawdy humor or scatalogical language of some of the vignettes.

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Everything you need to know to read "The Canterbury Tales" - Iseult Gillespie

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A portly Miller, barely able to sit on his horse, rambles on about the flighty wife of a crotchety old carpenter and the scholar she takes as her lover. This might sound like a bawdy joke, but it's part of one of the most esteemed works of English literature ever created: The Canterbury Tales.

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The emergence of drama as a literary art - Mindy Ploeckelmann

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G.Chaucer

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The Birth of a nation