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    The Characteristics of Shakespeare’s Comedies Shakespeare wrote many different forms of literary works and one of them is comedy. At the end of his professional life he had written four famous comedies which were later called his "romances". Shakespeare’s comedies were not primarily love stories but they all included a love plot. His romances all had the happy ending of a comedy‚ but in a way they hinted on violence (Prentice Hall Literature). His focus and emphasis was clearly towards the

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    ‘AS YOU LIKE IT’- WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE ************************************************************* AS YOU LIKE IT IS A SHAKESPEARE’S ROMANTIC COMEDY‚ BLENDING WITH LOVE-HEROISM-SENTIMENT-ADVENTURE-AND PURE FUN. THE FOREST IS MERELY A GOLDEN WORLD‚ BUT ITS CONTENTMENT HAS DEALT OF THE BITTER LESSONS OF LIFE. (DR.S.SEN) PRONOUNCE THE WORD ’ARDEN’-PERHAPS A PUN BY PRONOUNCING IT A-DEN-- A FOLIAGE OF MATERIALISTIC WORLD. ****************************************************** “The Forest of Arden

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    South Park Sociology

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    South Park is an adult animated television show that was created by Matt Stone and Trey Parker (Wikipedia). South Park had originated in 1992‚ as the creators had to make a short film for their film class at the University of Colorado (Simple Wikipedia). Nonetheless‚ Stone and Parker created a short film of four boys who created an evil frosty snowman who tried to attack‚ the boys‚ although the boys were saved by baby Jesus (Wikipedia). This short was seen by a producer from Fox‚ who asked the creators

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    Earnest Essay 4 How does Oscar Wilde satirize Victorian society in his play The Importance of Being Earnest? What is the genre of the play? Sure‚ it is a comedy‚ but where does Wilde put the emphasis on? Social satire. Social satire is a weapon using comedy in order to take a subject‚ in this case the Victorian Era‚ and ridicule it. In this sense‚ comedy is not only to entertain but also educate. Thus‚ the play makes us not only laugh but also think about our life. Aligned with the idea of satire there

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    She Stoops to Conquer is a comedy play written by Oliver Goldsmith. It has been loved since it was written. When it was first performed‚ some people did not approve of it as it attacked the normal sort of play style at the time‚ which was sentimental comedy. Personally I think the play is very whimsical and funny both on stage acted and just the words used. <br> <br>Sentimental comedy involved characters to be very typical‚ for example‚ the heroine was shy and romantic‚ the hero was brave and bold

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    The Psychology of Humor

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    tragedy with comedies. Examples of their humor can be found in the “Font of al literature” in which Homer’s epics include many humorous passages such as the “Seductions of Zeus‚” in which the Greek God finds himself the object of his wife Hera’s sexual advances. Modern sexual comedies such as “Van Wilder” and “Harold and Kumar” are forever in debt to the Greeks. It was because of the Greeks that we have these sexual comedies‚ but of course during their days these types of comedies were referred

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    Consider the elements of comedy employed by Shakespeare in Act one – how might a modern day audience’s reactions be different to that of a Shakespearean audience? Shakespeare uses several main elements of comedy in Act One of Twelfth Night. These elements are used to promote comic reaction with the audience; some of these elements are still relevant to modern audiences today. Throughout Act One‚ Shakespeare uses antonyms to create comic effect. He uses this element on several of his characters

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    Simon Critchley's On Humor

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    How do these ideas help explain & interpret what was happening during the show? Connect what Stephen Colbert says about improv comedy during his commencement speech to what you saw during the improv routine. Also‚ how can these principles of improv comedy be transferred or applied to other parts of your personal and professional lives? Stephen Colbert: About improv comedy-- Not most important part in scene‚ everyone else is‚ so you should pay all your attention to them You are in the scene too so

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    Spoken language study: Michael McIntyre’s Comedy Roadshow Michael McIntyre is a modern day stand-up comedian‚ with a wide fan base spreading through various age groups. He’s released three comedy DVDs - Live and Laughing‚ Hello Wembley and Showtime - as well as judging Britain’s Got Talent‚ appearing in various episodes of Live at The Apollo and hosting his own TV show on BBC One: Michael McIntyre’s Comedy Roadshow. In his comedy roadshow Michael is recognised for his use of comedic and relatable

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    Agent Graives Analysis

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    From the man who brought you Ali G‚ Borat‚ Bruno‚ and the Dictator; Sasha Baron Cohen brings you Nobby. Grimsby is a balls out - quite literally‚ elephant ‘bukka’ party- a scene in the movie which is worth the admission alone- kind of comedy. Nobby Butcher is an avid English football supporter who lives in the fishing town of Grimsby with his ‘well fit bird’ Dawn (Rebel Wilson‚ Pitch perfect) and their nine children. However there has always been a 28 year void in Nobby’s life and that void is

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