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Tue, 13-Aug-2024
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Beginner
Total lessons

15
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00:00:00 Hours
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Short description
This course explores the life of the iconic playwright, William Shakespeare. Students will delve into his early years, family life, professional career, and the societal influences that shaped his work. Through a combination of historical research and literary analysis, students will gain a deeper understanding of Shakespeare's lasting impact on the world of literature and theater.
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Requirements
  • Attendance and Participation: Students are expected to attend all lectures and actively participate in class discussions and activities.
  • Readings: Students will be required to read a selection of Shakespeare's plays, sonnets, and other works. Additional reading materials may be assigned by the instructor.
  • Assignments: Students will complete a variety of assignments, including essays, research papers, and presentations, that demonstrate their understanding of Shakespeare's life and works.
  • Quizzes and Exams: There will be quizzes and exams throughout the course to assess students' comprehension of the material covered.
  • Final Exam: The course will conclude with a comprehensive final exam that covers the key concepts and themes discussed throughout the semester.
  • Attendance at Live Performances: Students may be required to attend live performances of Shakespeare's plays to gain a better understanding of his works in a theatrical context.
  • Collaboration: Students may be required to work in groups on certain assignments to encourage collaboration and discussion.
  • Prerequisites: None
  • Course Duration: One week
Outcomes
  • Gain a comprehensive understanding of William Shakespeare's life, including his upbringing, education, family background, and personal relationships.
  • Analyze and discuss the historical context in which Shakespeare lived and worked, including the political and social events that influenced his writings.
  • Explore the significance of Shakespeare's works in the context of English literature and drama, including his contribution to the development of the English language.
  • Examine the various literary genres and themes present in Shakespeare's plays and sonnets, and their continued relevance in modern society.
  • Develop critical thinking skills through the analysis and interpretation of Shakespeare's language, imagery, and symbolism.
  • Evaluate the impact of Shakespeare's works on Western culture and their enduring popularity in literature, theater, and film.
  • Engage in discussions and debates about the controversies and mysteries surrounding Shakespeare's life and authorship of his works.
  • Demonstrate effective research skills in exploring primary and secondary sources related to Shakespeare's biography and literary works.
  • Create original projects and presentations that showcase a deep understanding of Shakespeare's life, works, and legacy in the English-speaking world.