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Shakespeare

Shakespeare. Mr. Byars Freshman English. Introduction. Welcome to the class Be prepared to think critically Class discussion is highly encouraged. Block Objective.

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Shakespeare

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  1. Shakespeare Mr. Byars Freshman English

  2. Introduction • Welcome to the class • Be prepared to think critically • Class discussion is highly encouraged

  3. Block Objective • The study of Shakespeare is intended to prepare you for advancement to higher levels of learning and understanding about the great works of literature. You will gain a better understanding of the Shakespearean era and his plays and be able to apply this knowledge to the modern theater.

  4. Block Overview • Section I – Introduction and Orientation • Section II – Shakespeare’s Life • Section III –Shakespeare’s Theater • Section IV – Romeo and Juliet • Section V – Shakespeare’s Technique

  5. Section I Introduction and Orientation

  6. Section II Shakespeare’s Life

  7. Growing Up • How do we know anything about Shakespeare? • When and where was he born? • Did Shakespeare’s upbringing affect his life’s outcome? • How did Shakespeare’s school compare to your school?

  8. Shakespeare’s Life Growing Up • Birth

  9. Fathers History

  10. Stratford-upon-Avon

  11. School Life

  12. Influence from Markets and Festivals

  13. Marriage

  14. The Missing Years

  15. Shakespeare’s Theatrical Career • What prompted Shakespeare to become a playwright? • Why are his plays considered to be works of art? • What do we know about his plays and sonnets? • What do we know about the Globe Theater?

  16. Shakespeare Arrives in London

  17. Life in London and the Theater

  18. Venus and Adonis

  19. Shakespeare Becomes Established • Four Periods • Period One • Period Two • Period Three • Period Four

  20. First PeriodHenry VI

  21. Richard III

  22. Titus Andronicus

  23. The Comedy of Errors

  24. The Taming of the Shrew

  25. The Two Gentlemen of Verona

  26. Love’s Labour’s Lost

  27. Second PeriodRichard II

  28. Henry IV

  29. Henry V

  30. A Midsummer Nights Dream

  31. The Merchant of Venice

  32. Much Ado About Nothing

  33. As You Like It

  34. Twelfth Night

  35. The Merry Wives of Windsor

  36. Romeo and Juliet

  37. Julius Caesar

  38. Financially Well Off

  39. Globe Theater

  40. Octagonal Shaped Outer Wall

  41. Roofless Inner Pit and The Stage

  42. Three Galleries

  43. The Creative YearsThe Third Period

  44. Hamlet

  45. Othello

  46. King Lear

  47. Anthony and Cleopatra

  48. Macbeth

  49. Troilus and Cressida

  50. Coriolanus

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