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    Author: Arnab Banerjee Date: 1st May 2012 Report prepared for: Dr. Nadarajan ( Vice President of the Board) Organization: Hilton Hospitals‚ Ireland‚ UK Ref: King Lear’s deteorating mental and physical health Dear Dr. Nadaraja‚ I am a clinical psychologist studying the effects of traumatic experiences King Lear is going through. I’m submitting a detailed report of my findings and hope your organization would be able to help for his medical and therapy treatments. King Lear is an 80 year

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    Explore Shakespeare’s interest in deception based on your knowledge and understanding in the first two acts Shakespeare’s “King Lear” in a play filled with betrayal and various acts of deception. This becomes evident in the first few lines. The superficiality of Goneril and Regan empty words combined with their lack of love for their father foreshadows the events to come. We first see dishonesty in Act1 Scene1 with Lears “love test”. Goneril and Regans elegant yet false speeches oppose what they

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    Chapter 1 Words . 1. detriment- Something that causes damage‚ harm‚ or loss 2. dexterous -Skillful in using the hands or body 3. discretion -Good judgment or tact in actions or speaking 4. facetious- Humorous; playfully joking 5. gregarious- Sociable; enjoying and seeking the company of others 6. optimum- Experienced through the imagination; not experienced directly 7. ostentatious Meant to impress others; flashy 8. scrupulous. -Careful about moral standards; conscientious 9. sensory-

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    King Lear and Dementia: A Physical and Emotion Struggle The opening scene of King Lear begins to show the unhealthy state that King Lear is in‚ when it portrays Lear separating his kingdom and giving it to his daughters based on how much they love him. Lear bans his most prized daughter‚ Cordelia from the kingdom and leaves her with nothing only because she was honest with her response‚ which begins to show his state of senselessness. Lear demonstrates his mental illness throughout various scenes

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    The Upper East Side 1. Gossip Girl ‚ “Gone with the Will” 2. Plot Summary The episode begins with Blair Waldorf and Jack Bass attending the will reading with Chuck Bass‚ who has recently lost his father. The late Bass wrote Chuck a letter before he died‚ and Chuck is presented with the sealed letter. Chuck becomes angry‚ and refuses to read the letter. He says that he does not want his father to call him a failure once again. Blair snatches the letter away from Chuck’s uncle‚ Jack. Blair reads

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    King Lear ~ Journal Response #4 Following the journey that King Lear goes through‚ it can be seen that his obliviousness and childishness causes him to lose many things that he holds dear to his heart. One of the most important things he loses would be his power‚ which he gives up when he impulsively decides to give away his kingship and land to the husbands of Regan and Goneril. At first‚ Lear believes that he would still have power over others without his kingship. However‚ after leaving

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    misunderstanding; above all‚ it was the failure to grasp the simple truth that other people are as real as you. And only in a story could you enter these different minds and show how they had an equal value‚" (McEwan 38). Atonement is a novel written by Ian McEwan about a young girl named Briony who struggles with defining between reality and her imagination. Due to this she falsely accuses her sister’s lover‚ Robbie Turner‚ and must face the consequences that follow as she grows older. There are many

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    Ian M Cook Case Study

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    Ian M. Cook Director since 2008 In 2007‚ he had successful become the Chief Executive Officer of Colgate-Palmolive Company. In 2009‚ he had finally achieved the role of a Chairman within their Board of Directors. His journey had begun in 1976 where he first joined the company in the United Kingdom and worked his way up in terms of management. His roles had ranged from senior management‚ to Chief Operating Officer‚ and to Executive Vice President. He was given the role of international operations

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    Lear ’s journey of finding self-knowledge In the play‚ we see King Lear going through a journey of self-knowledge. The play starts with King Lear who seems to be obsessed with honour. He divides his country‚ giving the one who honours him the most the biggest part. But the treachery of his daughters‚ Goneril and Regan‚ and the loss of the daughter who truly loved him‚ Cordelia‚ will make him see clear again. This will make Lear see himself and the world as they truly are. First I ’ll show how

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    Q: How does Shakespeare uses Imagery to show the development of theme and characters in King Lear and Hamlet? Ans: Shakespeare who was popular for his tragedies created two masterpieces which were quite different in plots but carried almost the same themes. They were two popular plays which developed in their plots with the help of imageries. Both the plays shared the theme of tragedy‚ and the important imageries which helped bring these plays to its climax were Animal Imagery‚ Imagery of Disease

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