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The comic realism of Mark Twain might be the most representative note in America‰۪s literary tradition, and that it is streaked with hopelessness a...
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Each of the three sections is accompanied by a comprehensive glossary and an illustrated timeline. Users can print some of Twain‰۪s best-loved work...
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Each of the three sections is accompanied by a comprehensive glossary and an illustrated timeline. Users can print some of Twain‰۪s best-loved work...
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Each of the three sections is accompanied by a comprehensive glossary and an illustrated timeline. Users can print some of Twain‰۪s best-loved work...
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The Life of Henry David Thoreau - The author of Walden and an essay on Civil Disobedience is today regarded as the spokesperson of people everywher...
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Each of the sections is accompanied by a glossary and an illustrated timeline. Users can print some of Poe‰۪s best work, and test their knowledge. ...
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Edgar Allan Poe is regarded as America‰۪s first great literary critic, its first real literary critic, its first literary influence in Europe, a su...
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Topics include: Macbeth background, the plot, use of language, Macbeth as a tragedy.
Topics include: The tragic fall of Othello, Othello as a tragedy, jealousy, the handkerchief, Othello as a tragic figure.
Topics include: the background of Othello, the plot, Othello, Desdemona, Iago.
Topics include: the element of mystery, the philosophy of Hamlet, the element of revenge.
Topics include: the plot of Hamlet, the major characters, and Hamlet s character.
Topics include: the plot, the poetry, the characters, the role of coincidence, and Romeo and Juliet as tragic figures.
Topics include: sources & influences, plot, summary, defects & achievements, and Titus Andronicus as a tragedy.
Topics include: Defining tragedy, Oedipus Rex, medieval tragedy, Shakespeare & tragedy.
Topics include: The life and times of Shakespeare, Shakespeare s use of language, Elizabethan drama, the importance of words, real life vs. stage l...
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Topics include: Dual plots approach, the Lear plot, the Gloucester plot, figurative art approach, use of metaphor and images.
Topics include: the plot of King Lear, King Lear as a tragedy, King Lear, Cordelia, Edmund, Edgar, Goneril & Regan.
Topics include: Macbeth background, the plot, use of language, Macbeth as a tragedy.
Often the biggest obstacle to appreciating the Great Bard is his use of complex language. This program unlocks these great works so your students c...
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It's the Macdaddy of macabre murder mysteries: Macbeth. You want blood? You got it! You want conniving conspiracies? Done! You want spooky witches?...
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It's Othello: Behind the Scenes. Get ready for intriguing in-depth insights into Iago, daring diatribes on that delightful do-gooder Desdemona, and...
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The Standard Deviants fight the green-eyed monster in a preliminary discussion of Shakespeare's Othello. It's a rough-and-ready ride through the pl...
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Something may be rotten in the state of Denmark, but everything is A-OK with the Standard Deviants as they explore Billy Shakespeare's monumental m...
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To be or not to be, that is the question. Fortunately, the Standard Deviants have the answer. It's an all-star review of that troubled prince of De...
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It's time to meet those star-crossed lovers, Romeo and Juliet. Romeo and Juliet is one of Shakespeare's most popular plays, performed again and aga...
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The Standard Deviants begin at the beginning with Shakespeare's first tragedy, Titus Andronicus. This revenge play is knee-deep in blood and bile. ...
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Get your carton of ice cream ready and keep a box of tissues close at hand, because you're about to explore every aspect of tragedy. Tragedy as a d...
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All the world's a stage! Shakespeare has been called the greatest writer of the English language, but who was Shakespeare? What kind of a world did...
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Get ready to get Shakespeare, courtesy of the Standard Deviants' in-depth dose of Shakespeare's King Lear. They'll examine important scenes and cha...
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Start to cheer and have no fear, because you'll hear the tale of the late King Lear. It may even bring a tear to your eye, as the Standard Deviants...
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It's kings, killings, and kilts. Kilts? That's right, the Standard Deviants continue their discussion of William Shakespeare's Macbeth. They explor...
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Familiarize students with Shakespeare and his celebrated works with these vibrant programs. Excellent companions to the written texts, this program...
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It's all about the bad guys of fantasy literature. First, we'll meet Grendel and his mom - two mean and nasty monsters from the medieval poem Beowu...
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