Titlebook: How to Study a Shakespeare Play; John Peck,Martin Coyle Textbook 1995Latest edition John Peck and Martin Coyle 1995 comedy.construction.ed

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Studying a comedypply to . and .. They are all lighthearted plays even though they can contain darker elements, but Shakespeare also wrote some rather more disturbing comedies, often referred to as ‘dark’ or ‘problem’ comedies, and we consider these briefly later in this chapter. At the end of his career, after he h

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Discussing an extract from a Shakespeare playabout how to analyse a play is relevant to this: you will not have anything substantial to say about a play unless you have read and studied it carefully and accumulated some material and ideas. How to make use of and how to present what you know are, however, additional skills, and it is these issu

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New approaches to Shakespeareentring on the notions of order and disorder, it is possible to make sense quickly of both the overall significance of a play and also the details that give substance to its particular themes and ideas. At the heart of the method lies the strategy of moving from a broad sense of the play to looking

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