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Shakespeare Sonette: Einfache Analyse für Kinder und Englisch Klausur Tipps

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Shakespeare Sonette: Einfache Analyse für Kinder und Englisch Klausur Tipps

Amy T

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Shakespeare's Sonnet 138: A Complex Portrait of Love and Deception

This document analyzes Shakespeare's Sonnet 138, exploring themes of love, truth, and aging. It provides a detailed examination of the sonnet's structure, literary devices, and underlying meanings.

Focuses on the relationship between the speaker and his lover
Explores the use of deception and self-deception in love
Analyzes rhetorical devices like puns, repetitions, and antithesis
Compares themes to other Shakespearean works
Includes tasks for further analysis and creative writing

11.4.2022

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Leistungskurs Englisch
Jahrgangsstufe Q2
Vorabitur Klausur Vorschlag Nr 21
Name: Amy Trieschmann
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Page 1: Introduction to Sonnet 138 and Analysis Tasks

This page introduces Shakespeare's Sonnet 138 and provides a set of analysis tasks for students.

The sonnet is presented in full, with footnotes explaining some of the more challenging vocabulary. The poem explores the theme of mutual deception in a romantic relationship, where both the speaker and his lover engage in a form of willful ignorance about each other's faults.

Three main tasks are outlined for students:

Analyze what the sonnet reveals about the speaker, his lover, and their relationship.
Examine the rhetorical devices used in the poem, particularly puns and repetitions.
Choose between two evaluation tasks: comparing the sonnet's view of love with other Shakespearean works, or writing a creative dialogue based on the poem's themes.

Vocabulary:

Untutored: Inexperienced or naïve

Vainly: Can mean both "in vain" and "driven by vanity"

Subtleties: Subtle distinctions or arguments

Highlight: The sonnet's central conceit revolves around the dual meaning of "lie" - both to tell an untruth and to be in a horizontal position (as in bed).

Quote: "Therefore I lie with her, and she with me, / And in our faults by lies we flattered be."

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Overall Summary of Sonnet 138

Shakespeare's Sonnet 138 presents a complex portrait of love and deception, exploring the dynamics between an aging speaker and his younger lover. The poem delves into themes of truth, lies, and mutual self-deception in relationships.

Speaker acknowledges his lover's dishonesty but chooses to believe her
Both parties engage in a form of willful ignorance about each other's faults
The sonnet uses wordplay and rhetorical devices to illustrate the relationship's complexities
Ultimately suggests that love thrives on a certain level of deception and flattery

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Page 2: Sprachmittlung Task and Introduction to Macbeth Analysis

This page introduces a language mediation task related to Shakespeare's Macbeth and presents the beginning of a German text discussing historical inaccuracies in Shakespeare's portrayal of Macbeth.

The task requires students to participate in an Erasmus project workshop titled "Literary heroes and villains against the historical background." Students must inform their international peers about the differences between Shakespeare's Macbeth and the historical figure, as well as why some Scots today are unhappy with Shakespeare's portrayal.

The German text begins by challenging Shakespeare's reputation as a historically reliable dramatist. It mentions recent discoveries about Richard III's physical appearance and then moves on to discuss Macbeth.

Vocabulary:

Sprachmittlung: Language mediation

Erasmus project: An EU student exchange program

Usurpator: Usurper

Highlight: The text suggests that Shakespeare's portrayal of Macbeth as a bloodthirsty murderer may have been influenced by the political context of his time, particularly his relationship with King James I.

Example: The text mentions that Richard III likely had a curved spine rather than a hunchback, contrary to Shakespeare's portrayal.

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Romeo and juliet

Shakespeare Sonette: Einfache Analyse für Kinder und Englisch Klausur Tipps

Amy T

@amy_trie

22 Follower

Shakespeare's Sonnet 138: A Complex Portrait of Love and Deception

Focuses on the relationship between the speaker and his lover
Explores the use of deception and self-deception in love
Analyzes rhetorical devices like puns, repetitions, and antithesis
Compares themes to other Shakespearean works
Includes tasks for further analysis and creative writing

11.4.2022

9793

Englisch

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Page 1: Introduction to Sonnet 138 and Analysis Tasks

This page introduces Shakespeare's Sonnet 138 and provides a set of analysis tasks for students.

Three main tasks are outlined for students:

Analyze what the sonnet reveals about the speaker, his lover, and their relationship.
Examine the rhetorical devices used in the poem, particularly puns and repetitions.
Choose between two evaluation tasks: comparing the sonnet's view of love with other Shakespearean works, or writing a creative dialogue based on the poem's themes.

Vocabulary:

Untutored: Inexperienced or naïve

Vainly: Can mean both "in vain" and "driven by vanity"

Subtleties: Subtle distinctions or arguments

Highlight: The sonnet's central conceit revolves around the dual meaning of "lie" - both to tell an untruth and to be in a horizontal position (as in bed).

Quote: "Therefore I lie with her, and she with me, / And in our faults by lies we flattered be."

Overall Summary of Sonnet 138

Speaker acknowledges his lover's dishonesty but chooses to believe her
Both parties engage in a form of willful ignorance about each other's faults
The sonnet uses wordplay and rhetorical devices to illustrate the relationship's complexities
Ultimately suggests that love thrives on a certain level of deception and flattery

Page 2: Sprachmittlung Task and Introduction to Macbeth Analysis

Vocabulary:

Sprachmittlung: Language mediation

Erasmus project: An EU student exchange program

Usurpator: Usurper

Highlight: The text suggests that Shakespeare's portrayal of Macbeth as a bloodthirsty murderer may have been influenced by the political context of his time, particularly his relationship with King James I.