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    'The Taming Of The Shrew'

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    The Taming of the Shrew: Dramatic Essay “The Taming of the Shrew” is a play written by the famous playwright William Shakespeare and was first performed in 1590. As the title suggests‚ the main plot revolves around a bitter young woman named Katherine‚ who is being pursued by a courtier named Petruchio‚ a greedy man whose only love is money. Despite Katherine’s disagreeable character‚ Petruchio aims to win her hand in marriage in order to lay hold of the considerable fortune that is Katherine’s dowry

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    Thawing the Freeze

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    Discussion Overall‚ we agreed Katherine did a great job negotiating with Alisa. She was relentless in the way she “stonewalled” the negotiation as well as creating a challenging environment for Alisa. Katherine did a good job controlling Alisa’s emotions and remained focused on the difficult negotiation. Katherine created a socio-emotional conflict during the negotiation accusing Alisa of having lack of experience because she was new to the industry. At one point‚ Katherine even offered up her own

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    Relationship Analysis The play The Taming of the Shrew is about society and deception. Two wealthy women are awaiting a marriage that would not happen unless Katherine‚ the older of the two and a shrew got married first. As the men of padua lie about who they are in order to woo the beautiful Bianca‚ Petruchio marries Katherine in attempt to tame the untamable as many would claim. The movie 10 Things I Hate About You was about two sisters who were polar opposites. Bianca was popular and everyone

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    Doyle’s ideas about women’s and men’s roles parallel to the ideas brought forth in The Taming of the Shrew because Doyle and Shakespeare both portray women to be subservient to men. In Shakespeare’s comedy‚ Taming of the Shrew‚ the main character Katherine marries a man by the name of Petruchio and throughout the play he begins to control her because she is deemed crazy in society’s standards. In both the play and article women are supposed to give men all of the control in the marriage. The definition

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    Katherine listened intently to Ashlynn talking about her life as a Paladin‚ and it confirmed many suspicions she had about the holy knights. They were strict and lonely. The first‚ made Katherine’s life appear easy. Sure‚ Father Royald was strict‚ but if they had no activities to do they were allowed free time to do whatever they pleased. The problem was they never had free time. The second item‚ loneliness‚ was something that resonated with Kat. Something Kat mulled over as the Knight talked to

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    The Taming of the Shrew and Ten Things I hate about You In the Shakespeare`s summarized version of play The Taming of the Shrew we travel approximately four hundred years back in time during the growing period of Renaissance and the reign of the Queen of England‚ Elizabeth I‚ where Shakespeare shows us the dominance of men in relation to women‚ with setting in Padua (current Italy) while the movie Ten Things I hate about You‚ successfully updated version of The Taming of The Shrew adapted to contemporary

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    58 years‚ Katherine‚ moved to Amelia Island‚ Florida during their retirement years. Before their settling in Florida‚ they lived a happy‚ loving‚ and healthy life with their three children Annie‚ Gracie‚ and Buzz. John and Katherine got married at the age of 27 after reconnecting through mutual friends during college. They had their first-born three years later‚ Annie‚ who is now 55 years old living with her husband and children in Athens‚ Georgia. A couple years later‚ John and Katherine were blessed

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    basically about a “shrew” named Katherine Minola who is infamous for having a bad temper and being volatile. It is thought that no man would ever want Katherine due to the fact that she would be temperamental and disobedient. However‚ her younger sister Bianca is a different story. Bianca is considered very marriageable and is sought after by many of the nobles. The problem however is that Bianca and Katherine’s father‚ Baptista Minola‚ forbids Bianca to marry until Katherine does. The story continues

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    * will be given to each student who posts his or her first post to the Group Project thread by no later than Saturday‚ October 27‚ 2012. * (5 possible) Group points. How well your group works together will give you 5 possible points. Ways to get points: build on each other’s posts (i.e. read group members’ posts and respond)‚ ensure all questions in the project thread are covered (in other words‚ don’t duplicate group members’ work - build on their answers or answer another question). Ways to

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    Mona Lisa Smile Review

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    Goldsmith-Thomas (producer) Joe Roth (executive producer) Paul Schiff (producer) Deborah Schindler (producer) Original Music By Rachel Portman Cinematography By Anastas N. Michos Film Editing By Mick Audsley The Cast Julia Roberts as Katherine Ann Watson Marcia Gay Harden as Nancy Abbey Ginnifer Goodwin as Connie Baker Kirsten Dunst as Betty Warren Juliet Stevenson as Amanda Armstrong Julia Stiles as Joan Brandwyn Dominic West as Bill Dunbar Maggie Gyllenhaal as Giselle

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