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    Love in King Lear

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    of love enters the play in its early stages when Lear in Act 1 Sc. 1 shows that he doesn’t understand the concept of real love. This is indicated by his setting up of verbal love test in the attempt to establish the extent of his daughters love for him. He places himself in the position of an auctioneer who will give most to the highest bidder. Cordelia‚ a symbol of true love‚ cannot take part in this bidding. In the ensuing discussion between Lear‚ France and Burgundy‚ love is also the theme and

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    Unit 3 Key Questions Lesson 12 The impact Morrie had on your life? The lessons you learned from Morrie? How you will go on after he is gone? Excerpts from Morrie’s favourite poet‚ W.H. Auden Morrie’s use of aphorisms Speech/Eulogy | Oral Speaking Techniques | Morrie Schwartz was a great man. He was a man who searched for and found contentment in life by enjoying each moment to its fullest. He was my beloved husband and father of my two sons Rob and Jon. We will never forget his kindness

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    How is King Lear presented in the opening scene? In act 1 scene 1 we are immediately introduced to the character of King Lear‚ our instant impression of Lear is someone with authority and power‚ this is how Shakespeare evokes his protagonists at the start of most tragic plays. However as we read on into the latter part of act 1 scene 1 we see an aggressive character whom is becoming decrepit and weak evoking that Lear is a capricious and an unpredictable character. Our understanding of Lear is enhanced

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    FEMINIST READER-RESPONSE OF “KING LEAR” Shakespeare’s King Lear is a deeply sad tale of a king who gives up his power and slowly goes crazy. His two oldest daughters‚ Goneril and Regan‚ each receive half the kingdom from him‚ but it soon becomes apparent that half is not enough for either of them. Everybody in this play is out to get everybody else‚ and everybody has a hidden agenda. However‚ as the drama ensues‚ the audience realizes that the women‚ Goneril and Regan‚ are really

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    Dramatic irony in king lear King Lear’s rejection of his daughter Cordelia love starts the unfortunate chain of events leading to his tragic downfall King Lear chose his other daughters‚ Goneril and Regan who just pretended to profess their love for him‚ for their own personal benefits This was ironic because Lear’s daughter Cordelia-> the one who truly did love and care for him was rejected by Lear who instead chose his fake daughters over her. The two daughters Lear rewards for flattering

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    The Madness of King LearBy Nick Summers - December 08‚ 2002 It is odd to think that true madness can ever be totally understood. Shakespeare’s masterful depiction of the route to insanity‚ though‚ is one of the stronger elements of King Lear. The early to middle stages of Lear’s deterioration (occurring in Acts I through III) form a highly rational pattern of irrationality: Lear’s condition degenerates only when he is injured or when some piece of the bedrock upon which his old‚ stable world rested

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    In Shakespeare’s play‚ "King Lear"‚ Shakespeare uses foil characters in opposition to the main heroes in order to compare and contrast personal qualities‚ goodness and sins‚ values and traditions of the society. In the play there are many foil characters that could compared and contrast. The main characters that shows comparison and contrasts are King Lear and Gloucester‚ Cordelia and Goneril/Regan‚ and Edgar and Edmund. King Lear and Gloucester are similar in many ways but they have contrast

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    Elizabethan Fool

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    Kent as Caius in front of Lear. Cordelia dressed as the Fool would complete the fact that those loyal and closest to him have to remain in hiding and make the scene feel more visually absolute. A dual-role would connect the two characters as both being “truth-tellers” to Lear‚ his personal soothsayers trying to protect him from his hubris and imminent downfall. They both act as consciences to Lear‚ again linking them to be the same person to look after him. The Fool gives Lear constant affection‚ attention

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    Achieve a Level Four Performance in an Oral Exam through the Formal Speech/the Oral Essay Part One Write an Effective Oral Essay/Formal Speech on a Comparative-Study Topic “The central idea‚ or thesis‚ is your essay’s life and spirit.” Sheridan Baker‚ The Practical Stylist Formal speeches are carefully scripted pieces of writing. A formal speech is essentially an oral essay. The conventions of the oral essay/the formal speech include the following: • Purpose To

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    Irony In King Lear

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    According to Lear we embody our ideals by putting forward an image of ourselves‚ where this image is shaped by a self-description of ourselves – wich‚ following Christine Korsgaard Lear calls our practical identity. Inspired by Kierkegaard‚ Lear labels this action of putting-ourselves forward as "pretending"1 - where in this context to pretend has nothing to do with the common

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