I think. THINK. that I have my “inspirational” quote that I need to use for my essay in English 381: “The moral of this [the story of Chiron, the Centaur who educated Achilles], having for their teacher one that was half beast and half a man, was nothing else but that it was needful for a prince [...]
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Renaissance and Jacobean Tragedies
Posted in Literature, university, tagged character, disguise, Jacobean tragedy, machiavelli, masks, personality, play, Revengers Tragedy, theatre on March 2, 2010 | 2 Comments »
Gender Roles in Measure for Measure
Posted in Literature, university, tagged gender roles, Literature, Measure for Measure, sexuality, Shakespeare, theatre on February 8, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
I wish one could answer with more than a page for “discussion” questions. I think I hit a great one for Measure for Measure, and once I get into it I know that I could go on for a few pages. I’m kinda excited about the question I came up with: In Measure for Measure, [...]

