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    The English Renaissance- its philosophy‚ literature and art‚ the European context‚ major characteristics and representatives Periods of English Renaissance 1500-1660 The Renaissance While the English Renaissnace began with the ascent of the House of Tudor to the English throne in 1485‚ the English Literary Renaissance began with English humanists such as Sir Thomas More and Sir Thomas Wyatt. In addition‚ the English Literary Renaissance consists of four subsets: The Elizabethan Age‚

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    about if he should flee the service of the Jew or not; and of course he embraced the counsel of the fiend‚ even though he was being the devil himself. Another funny scene was when Launcelot Gobbo was talking to his father who was blind in front of Shylocks home. In that scene‚ Launcelot’s father did not know he was talking to his son. His son decided to have some fun and tell his father he should ask for Master Launcelot not his son and he also said that his son was dead. Portia‚ is a wealthy

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    topics in the country. Marriage in The Merchant of Venice left women with no freedom in choosing who they wanted to marry‚ while marriage now has given women the choice. Women did not have a say‚ their thoughts were never taken into consideration. Shylock makes a deal with Antonio who doesn’t fulfil his end of the bargain. Marriage is a controversial topic when thinking about then and now. Then‚ women had no choice in who they wanted to marry. Either their father choose‚ or her suitors had to pass

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    owes Antonio a great deal of money‚ which he has not been asked to repay. Antonio does this because he loves Bassanio and is willing to sacrifice his fortune for his kinsman. It is this love that motivates Antonio to enter into the agreement with Shylock that will jeopardize his life: Give me your hand‚ Bassanio. Fare you well! Grieve not that I am fall’n too this for you; Repent but you that you shall lose your friend‚ And he repents not that he pays your debt (ll. 263-277). Antonio is willing

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    plays but one (Troilus and Cressida)‚ the obstacles presented to love are triumphantly overcome‚ as conflicts are resolved and errors forgiven in a general aura of reconciliation and marital bliss at the play’s close. Such intransigent characters as Shylock‚ Malvolio‚ and Don John‚ who choose not to act out of love‚ cannot be accommodated in this scheme‚ and they are carefully isolated from the action before the climax.  * * Complex plots: The plotline of a Shakespeare comedy contains more twists

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    Brit Lit Final Bobby Yang Over the centuries‚ British writers and their respective literary works significantly impacted the Western Christian perspective. Beginning as early as the ninth century‚ you can find literary evidence of Christianity in vague monotheistic references in Beowulf that have led many scholars to believe it was of Christian authorship. These early writings show Christianity’s influence upon the culture‚ but as centuries went by‚ the tides began to turn‚ and the culture would

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    Order in 1858. Repertoire in final Continental phase winnowed to Shakespeare - the black Othello‚ the white Macbeth‚ the hurt and maddened old king‚ Lear‚ the splenetic villain‚ Richard III‚ his sympathetic portrayal of vilified Jewish patriarch‚ Shylock - and Mungo‚ West Indian house slave‚ in operetta The Padlock by Bickerstaffe‚ singing‚ dancing‚ playing guitar‚ mixing protest with comedy of the oppressed. Described as "a star of the first magnitude" and "the most beautiful male artist that one

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    EXAMINE HOW SHAKESPEARE PRESENTS THE TREATMENT OF PORTIA BY MEN IN THE MERCHANT OF VENICE Written in the late 16th century‚ The Merchant of Venice’s Italian setting and marriage theme are typical of Shakespeare’s earlier comedies. The characters‚ however‚ raise this play to new heights‚ especially that of Portia‚ Shakespeare’s first great female protagonist. Her character often contradicts that of the typical subservient Elizabethan woman as Shakespeare develops her into the most dominant character

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    Character Analysis Life History: Early life for Johnny Hendrix wasn’t of the average status quo when it came to normality. Johnny was born in a voodoo shop in the French Quarter of New Orleans. His parents were not exactly ideal for what you would want a parent to be like. Johnny’s mom was addicted to every hard drug known to man. Johnny’s dad was a porn star who was always off filming somewhere. Johnny didn’t have any siblings. He was supposedly a mistake himself. His dad said that while

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    Kevin Quieti Tuesday‚ November 11‚ 2014 Ashes Response In life‚ it’s better to be prepared for the worse than to hope for the best. In the short story Ashes written by Susan Beth Pfeffer‚ this statement is clearly portrayed. Pfeffer talks about a little girl named Ashleigh‚ who goes by the name Ashes. Ashes loves her parents do death‚ especially her father who always makes her feel so special. Ashes is stuck between 2 choices:

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