I've posted a link below to a podcast about recent computer scholarship that seems to authenticate Marlowe's hand in Shakespeare's early Henry VI plays, which are now being jointly credited to him. Needless to say, many are very resistant do seeing Shakespeare as a co-creator of anything, but the evidence continues to mount: http://www.folger.edu/shakespeare-unlimited/christopher-marlowe-attribution-henry-vi
The questions for Tuesday's reading are posted below.
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For Tuesday: The Tempest, Acts 4-5 (last questions for the class!)
Answer TWO of the following: Q1: What do you make of the elaborate play (or "masque," a 17th century genre where allegorical fi...
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Answer TWO of the following for class: Q1: The Chorus of the Epilogue warns, “Regard his hellish fall,/Whose fiendful fortune ma... -
Answer TWO of the following... 1. The final act is peppered with scenes and moments that are often cut or condensed in modern pro...
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