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Actuality of the theme of the course paper
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Bog'liq Komila Kurs ishi TO\'MA 222 Ismoilova Mohina davomi, HMTT(BOBUR), Alisherov Aminjon diskret, 2023-yil Yo\'l xaritasi 11-DMTT, kreativ fikir, 3 kriptografiya xaqida, Tashkiliy tuzilma, portal.guldu.uz-Shaxsiy sug‘urtaning mazmuni va turlari, Python dasturlash tili, 1701370462, bernulli tenglamasi, KUNLIK CHEKLIST, Rostlagichlarni tanlash, Jarayonlarni loyihalash uchun asosiy meyoriy hujjatlarActuality of the theme of the course paper. Shakespeare wrote Twelfth Night near the middle of his career, probably in the year 1601. Most critics consider it one of his greatest comedies, along with plays such as As You Like It, Much Ado About Nothing, and A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Twelfth Night is about illusion, deception, disguises, madness, and the extraordinary things that love will cause us to do—and to see.Further Study William Shakespeare and Twelfth Night Background. Twelfth Night can be considered a model Shakespearean comedy in that it employs nearly every feature of the genre: a wedding, mistaken identities, misunderstandings, physical comedy, and a happy ending. Like all of Shakespeare’s comedies, the play ends with a wedding – in this case, the joint wedding of two sets of lovers: Olivia and Sebastian, and Viola and Orsino. Also as in many other comedies, the lovers are initially kept apart through misunderstandings, which lead to plot complications. Olivia falls in love with Cesario, (who is really Viola in drag,) but Viola can’t return Olivia’s love. Similarly, Viola falls in love with Orsino, who, believing Viola is Cesario, refuses to return her love. "Only once true identities are revealed can the lovers unite with their appropriate partners. In addition to the preposterous plot, cross-dressing, and misunderstandings, the play abounds in silliness. While the main characters are pursuing the wrong partners, the Fool, Sir Toby Belch and Sir Andrew provide plenty of comic relief in the form of ridiculous rhymes, songs, double entendre, and antics.
The actuality of the course paper. The actuality of the coursework consists in the critical analysis of Shakespeare's comedy "Twelfth Night" and the practical analysis of the issue of love in it. The interpretation of love in this comedy and giving the necessary conclusions after considering the in-depth synoptic analysis of this work is one of the most important issues of the course development.
The object and subject matter of the course paper. Objectives of the course work:
1. To study the biography of Willam Shakespeare
2. To analyze the genre of comedy in literature
3. To analyze critically the comedy “As You Like It” of Shakespeare
4. To create additional source of knowledge
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