As You Like It Context

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Song

is used to set a festive spirit

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What characters from Shakespeare’s comedies are torn from their homes in city / court?

MSND- Hermia and Lysander / Two Gentlemen of Verona- Valentine

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Gender gymnastics

In Elizabethean theatre, boys played the roles of women

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Link between Rosalind and who? (gender)

Viola (Twelfth Night) → V disguises herself as a boy, Cesario, but whereas Rosalind becomes emboldened by her disguise, Viola becomes rueful and meditative

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Touchstone is what stock character?

The clever fool, similar to Feste (Twelfth Night)

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Romantic heroes are…

Often overshadowed by heroines eg Lysander

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Rosalind and Celia must be separated like who?

Hermia and Helena (MSND)

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What is primogeniture?

The oldest brother inherits the fortune

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What is paterfamilias?

There is one male head of household

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What was Shakespeare largely influenced by?

The pastoral romance tradition

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Juliet Dusinberre

His play acknowledges the realities of the Elizabethean court

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John Russell Brown

A play which is light footed, full of gaiety and warmth and confidence in humanity

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Samuel Johnson

Of this play the fable is wild and pleasing

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Draper

Wooing is the preliminary to marriage… it is the consummation of love between a woman and a man

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Clare Calvo

Is it really Rosalind who moves the play?

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John Kerry

Rosalind… stands out as perhaps the greatest diplomat in all literature

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James Smith

an incomplete character

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