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LAST MIN STUFF Flashcards

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Rabkin quote marriage

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The Duchess’ marriage to Antonio is ‘wilful and irresponsible’

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Tolliver quote marriage

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‘January shops for his bride’

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Wedlock is

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So esy and so clene

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4
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These words should be mine

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And all the parts you have spoke

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Hart quote deception

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‘Bosola is a twisted misanthrope and cut throat’

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Tolliver quote deception

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‘January is blinded by the deception of his wife’

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In warm wex hath

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Emprented the clicket

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Now for this act

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I am certain to be rais’d

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Bradbrook quote religion

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‘The cardinal knows already that he is in hell’

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Thorne quote religion

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‘January’s bending of religious authority leaves religion untouched but adds to our sense of his delusion and error’

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11
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Holy

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Boond

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12
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Pull and pull strongly

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For your able strength must pull down heaven upon me

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13
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Whigham quote lust

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‘Ferdinand’s incestuous inclination’

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Pearsall quote lust

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‘The tale reduces all human behaviour to lust and greed’

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15
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In he

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Throng

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16
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Whether we fall by ambition, blood, or lust

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Like diamonds we are cut with our own dust

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17
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Marxism for antonio

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It is due to Antonio’s lower status that he has less influence

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18
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Haskell quote class

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Life for women of the gentry was synonymous with marriage

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19
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Gentil

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Squire

20
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Ambition, madam

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Is a great man’s madness

21
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Jonathan bate

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Viola redeems the play because she proves to be selfless not selfish

22
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Stephen greenblatt

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Viola’s disguise has not only created sexual confusion, but Elizabethan conservatism is being challenged as well

23
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I’ll do my best to woo your lady

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Oh what a barfil strife for whoever I woo myself would be his wife

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Joseph summers

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Orsino is bound by his own mask of love, the mask is a distorted sense of love and is fed by boredom, lack of physical love, and excessive imagination

25
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Northrop frye

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Both Orsino and Olivia are out of touch with emotion, moving around in sorrows, longing for something that they can never have

26
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Humphrey Tonkin

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Duke Orsino is a true Petrarchan lover

27
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Film version twelfth night

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1996 director Trevor nunn

28
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DOM Globe production dir dromgoole

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Ferdinand is mad and there’s a more playful tone

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Film we watched DOM stage on screen dir Freestone

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Antonio is pathetic and jumps away after kissing the Duchess

30
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David Lewis

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For both Orsino and Olivia, self deception serves as an avoidance of the real world and of real emotion

31
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Howard

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Olivia, with her social and financial independence is a much bigger threat to the heirarchal gender system than Viola is

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2018 RSC DOM production

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The cardinal assaults Julia

33
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2017 RSC twelfth night production

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Contrast in Olivia’s household with orsino’s court

34
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Hunworth

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The filling of malvolio is the comic highlight if not the centre of the play

35
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Warham

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Malvolio’s complete belief in Maria’s letter provides a wonderful spectacle for the audience

36
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Lamb

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Malvolio is misunderstood

37
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Robert Weizmann

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Although the carnivalesque ceremonies were gradually discontinued, their spirit survived in the Elizabethan clown

38
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Harold bloom

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Everyone except the reluctant jester, Feste, is essentially mad without knowing it

39
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Penny gay

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Sir Toby is the Lord of Misrule

40
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Epstein

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The clowning scenes give spectators a chance to catch their breath and mentally prepare themselves for what follows

41
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Bruce r Smith

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Gender is more like a suit of clothes that can be taken on and off at will

42
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Valerie traub

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It is as an object of another woman’s desire that Cesario finds own erotic voice

43
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Michael Bristol

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Central to the experience of carnival is a particular use of symbols, costumes, and masks

44
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2002 globe production twelfth night

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All the actors were male

45
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2001 dir Lindsay posner

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Antonio and Sebastian are seen getting dressed next to an unmade bed

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