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Shakespeare: General Thematic Questions
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by Eric Leonidas 5 years, 4 months ago
Some "Big Picture" Questions
Power:
- Who has control (in the larger society, or in a family, or even a social relationship), and why?
- What social groups have control (think economic, educational attainment, tradition, gender)?
- What kind of knowledge or skills do those in power seem to have?
- How did they get power? How do they maintain it?
Identity:
- What makes me me? Something essential inside (conflict, specific experiences), or social roles (Prince, gentleman, mother, brother, soldier, wife, etc.)?
- How do I know I'm different, an "individual"? How do I (or should I?) express my me-ness?
Desire:
- What do I want, and what are the effects of me wanting it?
- How do I balance what I want with what my community needs?
Community:
- What are my obligations to my community or communities?
- To what extent should I conform?
- If not, what are the costs or effects of social marginalization?
Redemption:
- How do I deal with reversals, mistakes, losses?
- What can I fix?
- What must I accept, and what does such acceptance look like?
Death:
- What do we do in the face of our ultimate demise?
- How important is the Christian promise of ultimate salvation through faith in Christ?
Shakespeare: General Thematic Questions
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