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'That is the Question' Book 3

Bring the drama of Shakespeare's tragedy, comedy and history into your classroom. 'That is the Question' presents questions on Shakespeare's most widely taught plays along with possible approaches to answering them. This accomplished resource is excellent for teaching or student revision and is particularly suitable for upper secondary level.

Ages: 14-17 | Pages: 48 | Code: 0281 | ISBN: 9781877390760

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David Dowling

Dr David Dowling currently teaches and writes in British Columbia, Canada. He has taught in New Zealand at Rotorua and Hamilton Boys’ High Schools, and English at Massey University. He was Chair of English at the University of Northern British Columbia. A former editor of Landfall, the New Zealand literary quarterly, he has written books (published in the UK and USA) on Virginia Woolf, William Faulkner and modern literature, and also edited books on Bruce Mason, New Zealand dramas and short stories.

Contents

introduction4
Othello
Passages
1. Act 1, Scene 1 5
2. Act 2, Scene 3 7
3. Act 3, Scene 3 10
4. Act 3, Scene 3 12
5. Act 5, Scene 2 14
6. Act 5, Scene 2 16
General questions
1. Emilia and Desdemona 18
2. Three important moments in the development of conflict20
3. Othello's speeches 21
4. The views of Desdemona, Bianca, and Emilia on love 22
5. The love of Othello and Desdemona 23
6. The role of Iago 25
7. The soliloquies in Othello27
8. 'Dangerous conceits are in their natures poisons' 28
The Tempest
Passages
1. Act 3, Scene 1 29
2. Act 3, Scene 3 31
3. Act 4, Scene 1 33
4. Act 5, Scene 1 36
5. Act 5, Scene 1 38
General questions
1. The island setting of The Tempest40
2. Prospero 42
3. Miranda and Ferdinand 43
4. Tragi-comedy 44
5. The 'supernatural' aspects of The Tempest 45
6. The language of The Tempest46
7. Caliban 47