Logs for Act 1.1 is due Friday. Homework for Thursday - Read 1.2 AGAIN. Homework for the weekend due MONDAY: Log 1.2, AND
Read aloud Hamlet's soliloquy "O that this too, too sullied flesh" (1.2.133-164) several times and then paraphrase it in your log. NOTE ANY SIGNALS in the language that give clues to Hamlet's innermost thoughts - - for example, choice of words, construction of phrases, sequence of thought. Does he hide behind puns as he does with Claudius? What does the antithesis reveal?
No comments:
Post a Comment