DRAM 1300 Lecture Notes - Lecture 11: Spanish Golden Age, Cross-Dressing, Life Is A Dream

• School: University of Windsor
• Department: Dramatic Art
• Course: DRAM 1300
• Professor: Simon Du Toit

Document Summary

Read life is a dream and be prepared to answer at least three (3) of the questions below for our quiz. Hint: it is easier if you work on this with a group or at least one other person, if at all possible. In what ways does calderon"s life is a dream written in 1636 have an eerie resemblance to shakespeare"s hamlet? http://www. fullbooks. com/life-is-a-dream1. html. Consider parallels in performance strategies; the word is particularly impor- tant - minimal costumes and special effects. Consider contrasting social roles of importance - the prince vs. the king - in- versal; we confront our deepest cultural anxieties - both hamlet and life are saying. 4/29/16 essentially modern thought of, can happen ments; sharing with the audience. Both hamlet and segismundo are confronting individuality in a way that is. Stages catholic orthodoxy as a response to the doctrine of predestination. Great chain of being - one becomes what they dream; anything that can be.