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This session focuses on analyzing significant themes in Shakespeare's works, particularly women's roles, courtly love, romantic love, and deceit. Through collaborative group work, students will explore the significance of each theme, its presentation by the writer, and its relation to key characters. Consideration of 16th-century contexts will enhance understanding of the themes and their relevance. Students will develop insights into the writer's craft and share outcomes in a 20-minute discussion to enrich their appreciation of Shakespeare's intricate storytelling.
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MAAN theme revision games Sunday, 05 May 2013
Typical question format: • What is the significance of theme X to the play? • How does Shakespeare present the theme Y throughout the whole play?
significance • Seeks understanding of the writer’s craft in presenting ideas • Requires awareness of nature of the theme and awareness of 16thC contexts • How does the theme relate to any of the key characters of the work? • Is the writer using the theme to highlight any particular ideas within the play?
Try this for all the others… • In your groups, work on a similar chart for Noting, Courtly Love, Romantic Love, deceit and find more for WOMEN… • You have 20 minutes before we share our outcomes.