Potter Capstone Project - Draft June 6, 2015 The Gender Roles in Shakespeare Known as a fine interpreter of human thought and action, William Shakespeare often relied on gender roles and stereotypes to aid the audience in forming an opinion of a character or event. Since Elizabethan society made such great distinctions between the actions and feelings of men and women, it is only natural that the works from that era would also conform to those same great differences between the sexes as well. While
emphasis during their fall from grace and making them tragic characters. Shakespeare’s females, however, were given the comic roles, with Cordelia’s exceptionally written character given similar prominence to Lear’s fool. According to this analysis, Shakespeare’s point of view was “necessarily male,” and that there was a challenging other that was female. The gender divide among Shakespeare’s characters offer critics with a different analysis into the genre-bending Shakespeare, who is often described
English to Christianity” (Niles 144). Through this transition of Pagan tradition to Christianity, Beowulf is clearly presented as an epic heroic warrior. In contrast, The Son, in Paradise Lost, evidently is not depicted as a warrior, and yet, his character is significant in his reputation as a hero in relation to Beowulf. In order to provide a more thorough explanation of the importance found within the similarities of the two heroes, this paper will begin
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observe different users behaviors while using social networks and how to use the collected data to help in enhancing students’ performance in online learning systems rather than the traditional approaches used. The information gained from the data analysis of the behavior of the users will improve the ability in personalization and adaptation of course content in online learning
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