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Zylka
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Yeah, and then get a job as a department store manager or Philosphy teacher.
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MRT144
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Seattle Washington
Oct 2002 time: 21:32
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hmmmmmmm
sounds like this could be used for reverbs
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Zylka
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English? Good God man, what makes you think I'm taking THAT of all. See - complete immersion in Philo indeed rots your brain!
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Jon Miller
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ha ha ha
I told you, you should get out of taking allthe Bullshit courses
Jon Miller
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Jon Miller
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quote: Originally posted by Alexander's Horse
jon is an undergrad I believe...... |
nope
grad student
Jon Miller
(and I would like to second Sakuri)
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Jon Miller
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I hate take home exams (almost always suck a day away)
I don't study for open book exams either
Jon Miller
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molly bloom
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Lundenwic
Oct 2001 time: 15:32
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quote: Originally posted by Shi Huangdi
I have to analyze Shakespeare's style of writing for my take home final, do any of you know any generalizations about how Shakespeare chose his diction, imagery, and voice? |
Nobody knows how he chose them, since he didn't choose to leave us his 'How to Write a Five Act Tragedy' guide.
However, if you look at the sources for some of his plays, you'll notice that the English translation of Suetonius suggests some of the imagery (for example, Enobarbus's description of Antony meeting Cleopatra for the first time). What is worth mentioning is that there is usually a cluster of images or picture themes woven into the plays, so that 'Antony and Cleopatra' for instance has images of clay, mutability, transformation and luxury, and 'Macbeth' is full of images of night, witchcraft, murder, death and blood, and that usually the 'good' imagery is associated with the hero/heroine.
Also that Shakespeare makes use of the linkage of two similar images to stress his meaning, such as 'pith and marrow', but that occasionally when his inspiration flags (passages in 'Henry V' or 'Two Gentlemen of Verona') the rhetoric ends up simply being repetitive rather than evocative.
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