One question TEXT: 1. Analyse the ‘nobility’ of death in Julius Caesar. 2. Discu

One question TEXT: 1. Analyse the ‘nobility’ of death in Julius Caesar. 2. Discuss the turnaround in the Plebeian mind-set from “T’were best he speak no harm of Brutus here…” (3.2.63) to “We’ll burn the house of Brutus” (3.2.228). FILM: 3. Examine how Joseph L. Mankiewicz uses crowd scenes in his 1953 film of Julius Caesar. Please use a minimum of THREE text-based critics, correctly cited, to help you formulate your response. Again, the best answers will not simply list a series of scenarios or images, but will build an argument and work articulately towards a conclusion. Please write TWO pages of A4, 1.5 spaced, 12pt font. Your bibliography should be submitted as Page 3. Critical and in-text citation should take up no more than 20% of your paper. Please be sure to add in brackets after your quote the (act.scene.line) to which you refer. (N.B. DO NOT USE TLN) Use 1-inch margins on the top, bottom and both sides. Indent the first sentence of each paragraph 1” from the left margin of your paper. Do not leave a gap between paragraphs.

One question TEXT: 1. Analyse the ‘nobility’ of death in Julius Caesar. 2. Discu

One question TEXT: 1. Analyse the ‘nobility’ of death in Julius Caesar. 2. Discuss the turnaround in the Plebeian mind-set from “T’were best he speak no harm of Brutus here…” (3.2.63) to “We’ll burn the house of Brutus” (3.2.228). FILM: 3. Examine how Joseph L. Mankiewicz uses crowd scenes in his 1953 film of Julius Caesar. Please use a minimum of THREE text-based critics, correctly cited, to help you formulate your response. Again, the best answers will not simply list a series of scenarios or images, but will build an argument and work articulately towards a conclusion. Please write TWO pages of A4, 1.5 spaced, 12pt font. Your bibliography should be submitted as Page 3. Critical and in-text citation should take up no more than 20% of your paper. Please be sure to add in brackets after your quote the (act.scene.line) to which you refer. (N.B. DO NOT USE TLN) Use 1-inch margins on the top, bottom and both sides. Indent the first sentence of each paragraph 1” from the left margin of your paper. Do not leave a gap between paragraphs. USE The RSC Shakespeare: The Complete Works book

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I‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‌‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‍‍‌‍‍ have attached the rubric my teacher sent out in which it states everything the essay requires. The research question is Does Lady Macbeth conform to societal norms for women in the Renaissance and/or the women of the Middle Ages (The set‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‌‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‍‍‌‍‍ting of Macbeth is Scotland around 1040.) The answer to this will be the thesis and what the essay revolves around. Lady Macbeth does not conform to the norms that females in society at the time played. I need assistance in expanding this‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‌‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‍‍‌‍‍.

The final essay in this course requires academic research and a thorough analysi

The final essay in this course requires academic research and a thorough analysis of Shakespeare’s Hamlet. For this essay, students may develop their own research topic to deepen an understanding of Shakespeare’s play. The following are some ideas to get you started:
Use of deception in Hamlet
Relationships in Hamlet (Between Hamlet and other characters– limit yourself to two or three)
Hamlet and the use of ghosts
Madness and sanity in Hamlet
Use of religion in Hamlet
The role of revenge in Hamlet
Hamlet’s hamartia (a fatal flaw leading to the downfall of a tragic hero or heroine)
Exploring the historical context (Elizabethan England)
Anything else – you pick a topic you’re interested in and go with it!
Make sure your essay has a point of view, and is not simply a summary of examples or scenes from the play. Your exploration of a topic should be supported by outside research and evidence from the primary text. No more than ½ a page may be given to plot summary (imagine that your reader is familiar with the play already), though you need to cite Shakespeare’s work at least six times. You are required to use at least two outside scholarly sources (in addition to the primary text) for this paper. You need to cite these sources a total of six times, combined. Your sources must come from the library resources (books or databases) or other college-level, scholarly works. In general, no websites may be used unless I have approved the source in advance. There are writing tips and information on how to use Chipola’s library databases in the Writing Requirements Module in Canvas.
Preceding your essay, you must provide an outline of your essay. Refer to the Writing Requirements for details regarding each section of your essay. You may find this easier to write after your first draft is complete, or you may find that you need to change your original outline after your first draft is written. This outline, which should include your thesis statement, shows that you’ve carefully considered the organization of your essay and where you will use your scholarly sources.