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The Shakespearean Student – Page 2 – For Shakespeare lovers of any age

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For Shakespeare lovers of any age. Play Of the Month Page. About This Site/ About Me. Ask the Shakespeare Guru. Shakespeare’s Perfect Halloween Play. October 16, 2016. December 7, 2016. With just a few days left until Halloween, many of us will be anxious to put the candy bowl away, dim the lights, and watch a scary movie. I’d like to recommend my pic for the single best Shakespeare play for Halloween, and you might be surprised to learn which one it is:. Despite its ghosts and witches, it’s not. Some ge...

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Richard III - Fine Arts Survey: Theatre

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Fine Arts Survey: Theatre. Earliest Forms of Theater. Set and Costume Design. Exploring THE TRAGEDY OF KING RICHARD III. Image Source: mcgoodwin.net. Open this slide show tutorial. Or this interactive video tutorial. If you need help with the paraphrase of Richard's opening speech. Then, watch the following two videos where two different actors perform the opening speech, and respond on your study guide to the question posed for each video. 1 BBC Television Shakespeare (first 3.5 minutes). Fill in the bl...

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LogPoes: maart 2015

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Andere hangouts and contactinfo. Woensdag 25 maart 2015. Hoewel ik in mijn tikgeitentijd “Bad planning on your part does not make an emergency on my part” als motto had, werkt dat in de praktijk helaas vaak niet zo. Zeker niet in situaties waarin mijn eindresultaat afhankelijk is van anderen. Natuurlijk zou ik liever alles zelf doen, maar soms (groepswerk, anyone? Ik afhankelijk van anderen en daar komt bijna altijd Le Gezeik bij kijken. Gelezen hebben, weten dat ik hier uitzonderlijk slecht tegen kan.

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Shakespeare Unbound!: March 2011

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Wednesday, March 30, 2011. When is my blog done? As I continue this effort to teach students research blogging, I am running into the very natural and somewhat frustrating question, When is my blog done? Im not referring to the practical question related to the course my students are taking (which is really, At what point and just how will my blog be graded? So when is my blog done? Posted by Gideon Burton. When is my blog done? Wednesday, March 9, 2011. Which shows what happens when characters from clas...

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Cyrus | Never Drab: Blogging the Sixteenth Century

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Never Drab: Blogging the Sixteenth Century. Collaborative exploration of the literature and culture of sixteenth-century Britain. I’ve been meaning to post for a while about your interesting (and helpful) reflections on blogging for this class. I decided to institute a blog in two of my classes this term (despite this checkered history! To provide a means of exploring the material outside the traditional structures of essays and class discussion. To build a community around writing and conversation.

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See Shakespeare: Sources

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And since you know you cannot see yourself, so well as by reflection, I, your glass, will modestly discover to yourself, that of yourself which you yet know not of. A Midsummer Night's Dream. Love, Lust and Companionate Marriage. Family Life in the Age of Shakespeare. By Bruce W. Young. Family Life in the Age of Shakespeare. In Search of Shakespeare. Not Your Average 19 year-old. The Duty of a Poet. Referenced to in Scansion. No Fear Richard III" ed. John Crowther, Sparnotes.com. Referenced in No Fear.

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New Paltz Shakespeare: Internet Resources for Studying Shakespeare

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New Paltz Students Blogging about Shakespeare. Tuesday, August 28, 2012. Internet Resources for Studying Shakespeare. The web is full of amazing resources on Shakespeare, his plays, and his early modern world. It is so full, in fact, that it can be difficult to separate the good from the bad, the reliable from the unreliable. With that in mind, I offer here some of the most useful and interesting web resources available on Shakespeare. First, a Word about Plot Summaries. Shakespeare tells the story!

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BardCast: The Shakespeare Podcast: September 2014

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BardCast: The Shakespeare Podcast. A scattershot podcast about William Shakespeare and his works. Tuesday, September 30, 2014. Our episode on Richard III. Is more rushed than a usual episode because the play is extremely long. I'd like to come back to it to explore some of the interesting details we skipped. If anyone would like to hear that kind of episode, let us know! Kevin Spacey's interview on playing Richard on stage. Ian McKellen's interactive site. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).