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Christopher Marlowe - Contenido educativo

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English Project about Marlowe and his death.

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Marlowe was an upcoming playwright in the 1590s. 00:00:01
Unfortunately, Marlowe has had a short life and in September 1589, he was involved in a fight with innkeeper William Bradley. 00:00:05
The playwright's friend Thomas Watson stepped in and killed Bradley in a duel. 00:00:17
Both Marlowe and Watson ended up in prison. 00:00:23
In 1593, anti-immigration notices featured lines from popular dramas, including Marlowe's 00:00:26
Stumble Line the Great to distract people from seeing these shows. 00:00:34
Marlowe was accused by Arthur Thomas Kidd of being an atheist. 00:00:39
After all this, Marlowe still argued over a bill at a bar and began stabbing another 00:00:45
bar patron, who in self-defense turned the knife on Marlowe and killed him. 00:00:50
he was only 29. At this time, Shakespeare was gaining a great deal of recognition for 00:00:55
his poetry and had the patronage of an aristocrat, but he decided to return to the theatre by 00:01:01
writing comedies, Love's Labour Lost, The Two Gentlemen of Verona and The Comedy of 00:01:09
Eros. 00:01:14
Matlow had focused on ambition dramas including The Jew of Malta and The Tragical History 00:01:15
of Dr Faustus. 00:01:21
Marlow's death has left historians and literary scholars wondering what would have happened 00:01:23
if he had lived. 00:01:30
Some believe Marlow was assassinated by a rickshaw from the crown. 00:01:32
Others think that Marlow's death was faked and that he is the real author of Shakespeare's 00:01:36
plays. 00:01:41
The theory behind this is that Marlow faked his death, escaped and hid so he could continue 00:01:42
to work under the patronage of Thomas Walshingham. 00:01:49
During Shakespeare and Marlowe's time in London, the theatrical scene was very busy 00:01:57
with intense demands on playwrights and actors. 00:02:01
Shakespeare in Love, which was enjoying a regional premiere at the festival this summer, 00:02:05
developed the possibility of collaboration between the two of them, which was common 00:02:09
as playwrights struggled to stay at the level of those theatrical productions. 00:02:14
The play suggests a relationship between Shakespeare and Marlowe, as Marlowe mentors the new playwright 00:02:19
while he woos Viola and writes his masterpiece Romeo and Juliet. 00:02:24
Putting Shakespeare in love in this story of Marlowe true? 00:02:30
Was Marlowe dead fake so he could continue to write the literary masterpiece we attribute 00:02:35
to Shakespeare? 00:02:40
Brisson indicates that the man behind this story, Calvin Hoffman, opened Thomas Washington's 00:02:42
Tom to uncover manuscripts and letters to prove his case. 00:02:49
However, he did not find materials, but he still made this case in the murder of the 00:02:53
man who was Shakespeare. 00:02:57
Whether or not the accusations are true, one thing is certain, whomever wrote Shakespeare 00:03:01
worked. 00:03:08
Whether it was the playwright or not, the elaborate words, plotlines and character continue 00:03:09
to resonate with audience directors and actors worldwide. 00:03:14
Both the compilation of plays from Shakespeare and Marlowe will always be integrated in our 00:03:18
lives and our world as we continue to study, perform and experience them. 00:03:23
Some people believe that 17 of Shakespeare's plays were co-written with other authors. 00:03:32
An Oxford University Press research claims that Christopher Marlowe co-wrote Henry VI 00:03:38
with William Shakespeare. 00:03:45
In addition, the Oxford Publisher has announced that all ratios published from now on will 00:03:47
have Marlowe's signature next to Shakespeare's, arguing that Marlowe's collaboration was 00:03:52
important and evident enough to change the authorship of the work. 00:03:57
It begins to show that Shakespeare's collaborations with other writers were common. 00:04:02
The research, carried out by 23 international experts, has identified that 17 of 44 Shakespeare 00:04:07
plays were written in collaboration with other authors, more than previously believed. 00:04:14
For this, experts have combined traditional textual analysis techniques with modern methods 00:04:21
based on computer tools and new technologies. 00:04:27
They have looked for the distinctive words or phrases that identified them. 00:04:30
There are parts that were clearly written by Shakespeare and others that clearly belonged 00:04:35
to Marlowe. 00:04:39
The most famous passages were written by Shakespeare. 00:04:40
The reason he collaborated with all these people is that when these works were being 00:04:44
written Marlowe was the most famous dramatist. 00:04:49
Materias:
Inglés, Literatura
Niveles educativos:
▼ Mostrar / ocultar niveles
  • Educación Secundaria Obligatoria
    • Ordinaria
      • Primer Ciclo
        • Primer Curso
        • Segundo Curso
      • Segundo Ciclo
        • Tercer Curso
        • Cuarto Curso
        • Diversificacion Curricular 1
        • Diversificacion Curricular 2
    • Compensatoria
Autor/es:
Pablo, Telmo, Sebas at SIES Humanes en Cubas de la Sagra
Subido por:
Marina D.
Licencia:
Reconocimiento - No comercial - Compartir igual
Visualizaciones:
96
Fecha:
11 de mayo de 2018 - 18:14
Visibilidad:
Público
Centro:
IES SOR JUANA DE LA CRUZ
Duración:
05′ 06″
Relación de aspecto:
1.78:1
Resolución:
1920x1080 píxeles
Tamaño:
104.38 MBytes

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