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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalSanghamitra Dasgupta is a passionate teacher and social worker, an ideator as well as a content developer in publications as Pearson Education, Oxford University Press, Navneet and others. She is a Resource person for Pearson Education and has held various workshops for teachers in Bihar, Jharkhand, West Bengal and Assam. She is currently employed in a digitisation project under the aegis of the Ministry of Education, Government of India. Read More...
Sanghamitra Dasgupta is a passionate teacher and social worker, an ideator as well as a content developer in publications as Pearson Education, Oxford University Press, Navneet and others. She is a Resource person for Pearson Education and has held various workshops for teachers in Bihar, Jharkhand, West Bengal and Assam. She is currently employed in a digitisation project under the aegis of the Ministry of Education, Government of India.
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Power is the watchword of the times! Not really! Power and resultant glory have been the fuel for ambitious men and some have retired gracefully while others have left the stage in ignominy. Pick up 'Shakespeare Then and Again: The Tragedy of Macbeth to find out the charisma of a man who meets an inglorious end yet leaves us awestruck.
Looking for self-study guidelines in accordance with the new educational practices being introduced in schools? Pick up
Power is the watchword of the times! Not really! Power and resultant glory have been the fuel for ambitious men and some have retired gracefully while others have left the stage in ignominy. Pick up 'Shakespeare Then and Again: The Tragedy of Macbeth to find out the charisma of a man who meets an inglorious end yet leaves us awestruck.
Looking for self-study guidelines in accordance with the new educational practices being introduced in schools? Pick up 'Shakespeare Then and Again: The Tragedy of Macbeth' and be confident of your preparation.
Would you call studying Shakespeare an exercise in futility?
Or an imposition of colonialism even after the sun has sunk deep for the Britishers?
Why should we wrack our brains to understand an archaic language?
Why, in our post-colonial times, would we wish to know what an English dramatist of the 16th century wrote about?
Well, do read his plays, despite their sometimes-archaic language, to know the answers to those questi
Would you call studying Shakespeare an exercise in futility?
Or an imposition of colonialism even after the sun has sunk deep for the Britishers?
Why should we wrack our brains to understand an archaic language?
Why, in our post-colonial times, would we wish to know what an English dramatist of the 16th century wrote about?
Well, do read his plays, despite their sometimes-archaic language, to know the answers to those questions. They have so much to tell us about the ways of men and women, of rulers and governments, of illusions and delusions, of love and war, of order and anarchy! Sounds as if I am talking about current times? You think you’re living in tempestuous times?
Well, so had Shakespeare. And the times haven’t changed! Because, men and women, despite everything, haven’t changed!
Don’t believe me. Find out for yourselves. Just pick up Shakespeare Then and Again: The Tempest and see this play is a mirror for us. This book is meant for Shakespearean fans as well as sceptics, students, teachers, et al. And the answers to so many questions are not blowin’ in the wind but are to be found in this play.
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