“Disguise is central to the dramatic impact of ‘Twelfth Night or What You Will’; no other feature of drama is important.” Discuss the validity of this statement.
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1) The document provides a detailed analysis of William Shakespeare's tragedy "Othello" focusing on the playwright's choices in characters, themes, symbols and settings.
2) It discusses major themes in the play like race, sexuality, jealousy and manipulation which are brought to life through characters like Othello, Desdemona, Iago and Cassio.
3) Symbols like the handkerchief and settings like Venice and Cyprus are also analyzed for the meanings and interpretations they provide about the events and mindsets in the play.
This document examines the relationship between law, morality, and religion. It aims to define these concepts and determine the influence of morality and religion on law. The document conducts research through primary sources like questionnaires and observations, as well as secondary sources from the internet, books, and dictionaries. It finds that in primitive societies, religion and morality strongly influenced the creation of laws. While the relationship is less obvious today, many fundamental legal principles are derived from religious rules. The document analyzes court cases to show how laws still uphold societal morals. It ultimately concludes that morality reflects and influences law, and that religion has historically provided a basis for both morality and legal systems.
This document presents the research findings of a study on labeling theory and its impact on juvenile behavior in high schools. The study utilized questionnaires distributed to students across two high schools to collect primary data, along with statistical data from school administrators. Key findings included that lower class boys and middle class girls were more susceptible to deviant acts. Peer pressure was identified as the main motivation for such acts. Over 80% of respondents believed dysfunctional families contributed to the number of deviants in schools. The research aimed to understand the motivations and impacts of labeling on juvenile behavior, in fulfillment of the sociology syllabus requirements.
The document is a student portfolio on depression among teenagers in Trinidad and Tobago. It includes an introduction outlining the purpose of examining this issue and discussing the author's personal connection. It also includes a table of contents, preface, reflective short story, and analysis. The reflective short story, titled "Beena's Dilemma", depicts the life of a teenager named Beena who is suffering from depression due to bullying at school and abuse at home from her alcoholic father. After being verbally abused by her father one night, Beena attempts suicide by slashing her wrists. She is rushed to the hospital and survives. Her parents realize their role in her depression and seek counselling and therapy to help Beena
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This document is a portfolio submitted by Phillescia Jean for a Communication Studies course. The portfolio focuses on the theme of "The Repercussions of Child Labor in the Caribbean". It includes an introduction outlining the topic and purpose, as well as sections on exposition, reflection, and analysis. The reflection section takes the form of a narrative titled "The 32-year old child" which describes the severe health impacts faced by a 14-year old girl from child labor. It aims to educate audiences like parents and guardians on the dangers of child labor. The analysis section examines the use of communicative elements like dialect and behavior in the narrative. Overall, the portfolio seeks to raise awareness of the social issue of child
literature in english internal assesment guyana Carlos Gonsalves
1) The document provides a detailed analysis of William Shakespeare's tragedy "Othello" focusing on the playwright's choices in characters, themes, symbols and settings.
2) It discusses major themes in the play like race, sexuality, jealousy and manipulation which are brought to life through characters like Othello, Desdemona, Iago and Cassio.
3) Symbols like the handkerchief and settings like Venice and Cyprus are also analyzed for the meanings and interpretations they provide about the events and mindsets in the play.
This document examines the relationship between law, morality, and religion. It aims to define these concepts and determine the influence of morality and religion on law. The document conducts research through primary sources like questionnaires and observations, as well as secondary sources from the internet, books, and dictionaries. It finds that in primitive societies, religion and morality strongly influenced the creation of laws. While the relationship is less obvious today, many fundamental legal principles are derived from religious rules. The document analyzes court cases to show how laws still uphold societal morals. It ultimately concludes that morality reflects and influences law, and that religion has historically provided a basis for both morality and legal systems.
This document presents the research findings of a study on labeling theory and its impact on juvenile behavior in high schools. The study utilized questionnaires distributed to students across two high schools to collect primary data, along with statistical data from school administrators. Key findings included that lower class boys and middle class girls were more susceptible to deviant acts. Peer pressure was identified as the main motivation for such acts. Over 80% of respondents believed dysfunctional families contributed to the number of deviants in schools. The research aimed to understand the motivations and impacts of labeling on juvenile behavior, in fulfillment of the sociology syllabus requirements.
The document is a student portfolio on depression among teenagers in Trinidad and Tobago. It includes an introduction outlining the purpose of examining this issue and discussing the author's personal connection. It also includes a table of contents, preface, reflective short story, and analysis. The reflective short story, titled "Beena's Dilemma", depicts the life of a teenager named Beena who is suffering from depression due to bullying at school and abuse at home from her alcoholic father. After being verbally abused by her father one night, Beena attempts suicide by slashing her wrists. She is rushed to the hospital and survives. Her parents realize their role in her depression and seek counselling and therapy to help Beena
Communication studies i.a mikado (child abuse)Mikado Meikle
This document contains Mikado Meikle's internal assessment project on child abuse. It includes an acknowledgement, introduction, research questions, questionnaire, preface, and reflective piece. The introduction provides an overview of the project structure which will examine causes of child abuse and ways to lower its effects. It will have an expository and reflective section. The research questions explore the main causes of child abuse, influences on abusive acts, and strategies to decrease child abuse impacts. The reflective piece is a story titled "No Daddy" about a teenage girl experiencing physical and sexual abuse from her step-father.
This document is a portfolio submitted by Phillescia Jean for a Communication Studies course. The portfolio focuses on the theme of "The Repercussions of Child Labor in the Caribbean". It includes an introduction outlining the topic and purpose, as well as sections on exposition, reflection, and analysis. The reflection section takes the form of a narrative titled "The 32-year old child" which describes the severe health impacts faced by a 14-year old girl from child labor. It aims to educate audiences like parents and guardians on the dangers of child labor. The analysis section examines the use of communicative elements like dialect and behavior in the narrative. Overall, the portfolio seeks to raise awareness of the social issue of child
1) This document provides guidance for writing a portfolio reflection that analyzes two elements of language.
2) It outlines the sections to include: preface, introduction, analysis, and reflection.
3) The analysis section asks the writer to comment on two of the following forms of language: register, dialectal variation, attitude to language, or communicative behavior.
This document is a school project by Samantha A. Walters on single parenting. It includes an introduction outlining the topic, a short story titled "A Walk on the Wild Side" about a family broken up by domestic violence leading the father to abandon the family, and an analysis of the story. The analysis discusses the intimate language register used to depict the relationship between characters and how artifacts and senses are used as communicative behaviors to develop characters and roles and strengthen the narrative. The document serves to educate readers on the implications of single parenting through an engaging short story and communicative literary devices.
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This document is a student's portfolio on global warming. It includes an introduction outlining the portfolio sections, a rationale for choosing the topic, a poem titled "Warmth" reflecting on global warming in the reflective section, and an analysis of the poem. The portfolio was created for a Communication Studies class and addresses the causes and effects of global warming in Trinidad and Tobago.
This document provides an introduction and background to a research project investigating the impacts of socialization on students from single-parent families at St. Jago High School in Jamaica. The research team acknowledges those who assisted with the project. The document includes a table of contents and overview of the research design which will utilize a questionnaire to collect quantitative data from a stratified random sample of 15 students. It discusses the sociological perspective of positivism that will guide the research.
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Please note that the example of Language/Dialectal Variation used in the Expository piece is "Jamaican Creole" and may not be a suitable example for other countries. Thank you.
This portfolio examines the theme of poor parenting and how it contributes to socio-economic problems in Jamaica. The candidate argues that poor parenting practices, such as failing to instill proper values in children and a lack of father figures, have led to increased crime, violence, and unproductive members of society. However, some experts note that factors like social class also influence juvenile delinquency. The portfolio uses sources from psychologists and journalists to explore both sides of this issue. Through this research, the candidate seeks to bring awareness to the negative impacts of poor parenting and how addressing this could help improve Jamaica's future development.
This document outlines the guidelines for an internal assessment project on business principles. It provides details on the required sections and content for the project, including a title, table of contents, introduction with topic and aims, literature review, methodology, presentation and analysis of data, interpretation of results, conclusion and recommendations, and references. The project should be based on one business module, be 2500 words or less, and worth a total of 60 marks. Key sections that must be included are an introduction stating the aims and objectives, a literature review of at least three sources, description of the research methodology, presentation and analysis of primary or secondary data, relating the findings back to theories, and conclusions and recommendations based on the results.
This School Based Assessment was made to fulfill Samantha's Entrepreneurship Course for the Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination. Please do not plagiarize this document in any way. This is solely for the purpose of helping others to improve their grades as a Caribbean student.
This portfolio focuses on the theme of social deprivation. It includes an original narrative piece called "The Gully" about a teenage girl from a poor background. It also includes a preface analyzing the purpose and intended audience of the story, and an analysis evaluating the narrative's use of dialects and language registers. Living in poverty-stricken areas can negatively impact one's access to education, jobs, and healthcare. The story illustrates these challenges through the girl's inability to pay school fees and her eventual decision to engage in prostitution. The analysis demonstrates the author's effective use of dialects and language registers to portray different social settings within the narrative.
This document is a report submitted by a student named Alex Stewart for their CAPE Management of Business course. It summarizes their research on the importance of the Human Resource Management department at the Waterloo Guest House in Black River, Jamaica. The report outlines the aims, methodology, findings and conclusions of the research. It was found that the HRM department plays an important role in community engagement, employee satisfaction and maximizing profits at the guest house.
This document discusses different levels of comprehension and provides sample questions for each level from literal to evaluative. It then defines key concepts related to evaluating sources such as facts, opinions, data, information, bias, authority, reliability, and validity. Finally, it discusses primary and secondary research methods for data collection including questionnaires, interviews, focus groups, observation, and case studies. The main methods of primary data collection are identified as questionnaires, interviews, focus groups, case studies, diaries, and observation.
Jim is overworked by his demanding boss which leads to high stress levels. The stress causes Jim to consider suicide but he has a sudden realization in the rain and decides to change his life for the better. The story highlights how excessive workloads and stress can negatively impact mental health and lead one to make irrational decisions if not properly managed.
Communication studies Basic Exposition pieceCrissi Daley
The document discusses failing schools in Jamaica and potential solutions. It notes that failing schools contribute to issues like low academic performance, illiteracy, and future crime and violence. Three sources are examined that provide perspectives on why schools fail and how to address it. The first source describes a speech where the former education minister said failing schools should not be allowed to exist and leadership is key. The second source discusses common reasons for failure like poor leadership, teaching, and resources. The third and most comprehensive source provides several solutions, including putting principals on contracts, improving teaching techniques, and reducing class sizes. Overall, the document seeks to understand why schools fail in Jamaica and what can be done to improve academic performance.
The document provides an introduction to a student portfolio focused on the theme of "Poor Parenting". The portfolio includes an expository piece and original reflective narrative exploring how poor parenting leads to social problems in Jamaica. It also details the student's academic, work-related, and personal interests in the topic. The narrative story "All Things Go" describes how a teenage girl is affected by her parents' breakup and her mother's subsequent struggles with alcohol and drugs. An analysis identifies the use of language registers and communicative behaviors within the narrative.
A research conducted by Tashieka King on the role women played in resisting enslavement. The research shows that women has contributed significantly to make their life of enslavement better.
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Communication Studies IA Checklist - Reflective and Analytical Elements OmziiNella Bell
The document provides guidance for students on the reflective and analytical elements of an IA checklist. It outlines the requirements for a reflective written portfolio including two pieces of creative writing and analysis of one piece. It also summarizes the requirements for an expository presentation on the same theme, including an introduction, rationale, discussion of issues, evaluation of sources, challenges faced, and conclusion. Key aspects like word limits, use of notes, and dress code are also mentioned.
This document presents evidence and arguments that Africans discovered the Americas prior to Christopher Columbus in 1492. It summarizes the research question, aims, and introduction claiming Columbus was not the first to reach the Americas. It then analyzes evidence including terra cotta heads found in the Americas that displayed Negroid features, pyramids built in Mexico dating to 1000 BC resembling those in Egypt, and 1,200 skeletons found in the Dominican Republic identified through DNA analysis as African. The document argues this evidence proves African presence and influence in the Americas preceded Columbus, though some historians reject this claim due to racism.
1) The document provides questions and topics for analyzing Shakespeare's play Twelfth Night, including an examination of love as an illusion or farce, and the different types of love according to the Greeks.
2) It also summarizes key scenes and characters, such as Orsino's opening speech which sets up the potential for comedy, and the trick played on Malvolio which represents a "dig" at Puritans.
3) Questions are raised about potentially queer relationships in the play, such as between Viola and Olivia, and Antonio and Sebastian.
Twelfth Night by William Shakespeare is set in the fictional land of Illyria. Duke Orsino loves Countess Olivia but she refuses his advances while mourning her brother. Meanwhile, Viola washes ashore after a shipwreck and disguises herself as a man named Cesario to serve Orsino. However, Olivia falls for Cesario. Elsewhere, Sir Toby, Maria and Sir Andrew plot against Malvolio, tricking him for their own amusement. Ultimately the true identities are revealed and the couples are united with Viola and Orsino and Olivia and Viola's twin brother Sebastian.
1) This document provides guidance for writing a portfolio reflection that analyzes two elements of language.
2) It outlines the sections to include: preface, introduction, analysis, and reflection.
3) The analysis section asks the writer to comment on two of the following forms of language: register, dialectal variation, attitude to language, or communicative behavior.
This document is a school project by Samantha A. Walters on single parenting. It includes an introduction outlining the topic, a short story titled "A Walk on the Wild Side" about a family broken up by domestic violence leading the father to abandon the family, and an analysis of the story. The analysis discusses the intimate language register used to depict the relationship between characters and how artifacts and senses are used as communicative behaviors to develop characters and roles and strengthen the narrative. The document serves to educate readers on the implications of single parenting through an engaging short story and communicative literary devices.
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This document is a student's portfolio on global warming. It includes an introduction outlining the portfolio sections, a rationale for choosing the topic, a poem titled "Warmth" reflecting on global warming in the reflective section, and an analysis of the poem. The portfolio was created for a Communication Studies class and addresses the causes and effects of global warming in Trinidad and Tobago.
This document provides an introduction and background to a research project investigating the impacts of socialization on students from single-parent families at St. Jago High School in Jamaica. The research team acknowledges those who assisted with the project. The document includes a table of contents and overview of the research design which will utilize a questionnaire to collect quantitative data from a stratified random sample of 15 students. It discusses the sociological perspective of positivism that will guide the research.
This is my Management of Business Internal Assesment hat i scored very high on. I would like to share this with you to give a little guidance to you.
I also have Communication Studies, Sociology and Entrepreneurship Unit IA Sba also available.
you can contact me at - erica5dacas@gmail.com
CAPE Communication Studies IA
Please note that the example of Language/Dialectal Variation used in the Expository piece is "Jamaican Creole" and may not be a suitable example for other countries. Thank you.
This portfolio examines the theme of poor parenting and how it contributes to socio-economic problems in Jamaica. The candidate argues that poor parenting practices, such as failing to instill proper values in children and a lack of father figures, have led to increased crime, violence, and unproductive members of society. However, some experts note that factors like social class also influence juvenile delinquency. The portfolio uses sources from psychologists and journalists to explore both sides of this issue. Through this research, the candidate seeks to bring awareness to the negative impacts of poor parenting and how addressing this could help improve Jamaica's future development.
This document outlines the guidelines for an internal assessment project on business principles. It provides details on the required sections and content for the project, including a title, table of contents, introduction with topic and aims, literature review, methodology, presentation and analysis of data, interpretation of results, conclusion and recommendations, and references. The project should be based on one business module, be 2500 words or less, and worth a total of 60 marks. Key sections that must be included are an introduction stating the aims and objectives, a literature review of at least three sources, description of the research methodology, presentation and analysis of primary or secondary data, relating the findings back to theories, and conclusions and recommendations based on the results.
This School Based Assessment was made to fulfill Samantha's Entrepreneurship Course for the Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination. Please do not plagiarize this document in any way. This is solely for the purpose of helping others to improve their grades as a Caribbean student.
This portfolio focuses on the theme of social deprivation. It includes an original narrative piece called "The Gully" about a teenage girl from a poor background. It also includes a preface analyzing the purpose and intended audience of the story, and an analysis evaluating the narrative's use of dialects and language registers. Living in poverty-stricken areas can negatively impact one's access to education, jobs, and healthcare. The story illustrates these challenges through the girl's inability to pay school fees and her eventual decision to engage in prostitution. The analysis demonstrates the author's effective use of dialects and language registers to portray different social settings within the narrative.
This document is a report submitted by a student named Alex Stewart for their CAPE Management of Business course. It summarizes their research on the importance of the Human Resource Management department at the Waterloo Guest House in Black River, Jamaica. The report outlines the aims, methodology, findings and conclusions of the research. It was found that the HRM department plays an important role in community engagement, employee satisfaction and maximizing profits at the guest house.
This document discusses different levels of comprehension and provides sample questions for each level from literal to evaluative. It then defines key concepts related to evaluating sources such as facts, opinions, data, information, bias, authority, reliability, and validity. Finally, it discusses primary and secondary research methods for data collection including questionnaires, interviews, focus groups, observation, and case studies. The main methods of primary data collection are identified as questionnaires, interviews, focus groups, case studies, diaries, and observation.
Jim is overworked by his demanding boss which leads to high stress levels. The stress causes Jim to consider suicide but he has a sudden realization in the rain and decides to change his life for the better. The story highlights how excessive workloads and stress can negatively impact mental health and lead one to make irrational decisions if not properly managed.
Communication studies Basic Exposition pieceCrissi Daley
The document discusses failing schools in Jamaica and potential solutions. It notes that failing schools contribute to issues like low academic performance, illiteracy, and future crime and violence. Three sources are examined that provide perspectives on why schools fail and how to address it. The first source describes a speech where the former education minister said failing schools should not be allowed to exist and leadership is key. The second source discusses common reasons for failure like poor leadership, teaching, and resources. The third and most comprehensive source provides several solutions, including putting principals on contracts, improving teaching techniques, and reducing class sizes. Overall, the document seeks to understand why schools fail in Jamaica and what can be done to improve academic performance.
The document provides an introduction to a student portfolio focused on the theme of "Poor Parenting". The portfolio includes an expository piece and original reflective narrative exploring how poor parenting leads to social problems in Jamaica. It also details the student's academic, work-related, and personal interests in the topic. The narrative story "All Things Go" describes how a teenage girl is affected by her parents' breakup and her mother's subsequent struggles with alcohol and drugs. An analysis identifies the use of language registers and communicative behaviors within the narrative.
A research conducted by Tashieka King on the role women played in resisting enslavement. The research shows that women has contributed significantly to make their life of enslavement better.
This document provides information about Jolly Beach Resort & Spa, a 464 room resort hotel located in Antigua. It discusses the background of entrepreneur Alex Brown, who became involved in the partnership that owns the resort. It describes the industry, products/services offered, historical events of the resort, and current challenges including high maintenance costs, dated rooms, and negative online reviews. Opportunities for the resort include expanding its wellness center services.
Communication Studies IA Checklist - Reflective and Analytical Elements OmziiNella Bell
The document provides guidance for students on the reflective and analytical elements of an IA checklist. It outlines the requirements for a reflective written portfolio including two pieces of creative writing and analysis of one piece. It also summarizes the requirements for an expository presentation on the same theme, including an introduction, rationale, discussion of issues, evaluation of sources, challenges faced, and conclusion. Key aspects like word limits, use of notes, and dress code are also mentioned.
This document presents evidence and arguments that Africans discovered the Americas prior to Christopher Columbus in 1492. It summarizes the research question, aims, and introduction claiming Columbus was not the first to reach the Americas. It then analyzes evidence including terra cotta heads found in the Americas that displayed Negroid features, pyramids built in Mexico dating to 1000 BC resembling those in Egypt, and 1,200 skeletons found in the Dominican Republic identified through DNA analysis as African. The document argues this evidence proves African presence and influence in the Americas preceded Columbus, though some historians reject this claim due to racism.
1) The document provides questions and topics for analyzing Shakespeare's play Twelfth Night, including an examination of love as an illusion or farce, and the different types of love according to the Greeks.
2) It also summarizes key scenes and characters, such as Orsino's opening speech which sets up the potential for comedy, and the trick played on Malvolio which represents a "dig" at Puritans.
3) Questions are raised about potentially queer relationships in the play, such as between Viola and Olivia, and Antonio and Sebastian.
Twelfth Night by William Shakespeare is set in the fictional land of Illyria. Duke Orsino loves Countess Olivia but she refuses his advances while mourning her brother. Meanwhile, Viola washes ashore after a shipwreck and disguises herself as a man named Cesario to serve Orsino. However, Olivia falls for Cesario. Elsewhere, Sir Toby, Maria and Sir Andrew plot against Malvolio, tricking him for their own amusement. Ultimately the true identities are revealed and the couples are united with Viola and Orsino and Olivia and Viola's twin brother Sebastian.
This document contains an agenda for a class on Shakespeare's play Twelfth Night. The agenda includes a review of teams, a lecture on Shakespeare and the play, and a discussion section. It instructs students to turn in a point sheet at the end of class tracking their group's discussion points. It also provides background information on Shakespeare, a synopsis of the plot of Twelfth Night, and character and play origin summaries. Sample discussion questions are included from the play as well as a video clip of a soliloquy for analysis. The subplot involving Malvolio is also summarized along with a video clip depicting the trick played on him.
1. William Shakespeare was born in 1564 in Stratford-upon-Avon, England and went on to become the most influential writer in English literature. He wrote 37 plays and 154 sonnets over the course of his career.
2. Twelfth Night is one of Shakespeare's greatest comedies, written around 1601. It is a tale of mistaken identity, love triangles, and madness set in the fictional land of Illyria.
3. The plot involves the shipwrecked Viola who disguises herself as a man named Cesario and enters the service of Duke Orsino, only to become embroiled in a love triangle between Orsino, Lady Olivia, and Ces
This document provides an agenda and background information on William Shakespeare and his play Twelfth Night. The agenda outlines a lecture on Shakespeare and Twelfth Night, followed by a discussion. It then provides biographical details on Shakespeare, describing his early life, marriage, family and the lost years. It discusses the origins and plot of Twelfth Night, connecting it to traditions of the Feast of the Epiphany. Finally, it introduces the main characters and provides a brief three-sentence summary of the plot.
Twelfth Night is a romantic comedy by William Shakespeare set during Twelfth Night, where social order and gender norms are temporarily inverted. It features mistaken identities as Viola disguises herself as a man, separated twins, and obstacles to true love. Key elements include Malvolio imagining himself as a nobleman, Viola's disguise, and couples ultimately uniting at the end. The document also discusses the tradition of the Lord of Misrule during Twelfth Night feasts and a modern film adaptation of the play.
This document provides 10 essay questions about William Shakespeare's play The Comedy of Errors. The questions cover a range of topics, including:
1) Comparing and contrasting the sets of siblings in the play and their distinguishing character traits.
2) Comparing film adaptations of the play to the original text, and how adaptations make it more "relevant".
3) Evaluating the view of marriage presented between characters Antipholus of Ephesus and Adriana.
4) Analyzing which female character the playwright favors - Adriana or Luciana - based on their speeches and the play's ending.
5) Discussing how the idea of magic contributes to the play's theme
Twelfth Night Presentation by The Shakespearean StudentPaul Hricik
Twelfth Night is a play by William Shakespeare believed to have been written for performance on Twelfth Night, January 6th. The holiday celebrated the visit of the Three Wise Men to baby Jesus and involved eating fruitcake, playing games, and performing plays and music. Finding a bean or twig in the fruitcake designated one as king or fool for the day. The title also refers to the "discovery" that is central to the plot's many instances of mistaken identity and revelation of truth. The play continues to be widely adapted and performed today, keeping traditions of Twelfth Night celebrations alive.
1) The document provides context on William Shakespeare and his play Twelfth Night. It summarizes the plot of Twelfth Night, which involves shipwrecked twins Viola and Sebastian, love triangles, and tricks and disguises.
2) Viola disguises herself as a man named Cesario and becomes a page for Duke Orsino, who is in love with Lady Olivia. However, Olivia falls in love with Cesario, thinking she is a man. Meanwhile, Sebastian arrives in Illyria and is mistaken for Cesario.
3) The tricks and disguises lead to humorous misunderstandings until all is revealed at the end, and the twins are reunited while Ors
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Feste is the fool in Twelfth Night who entertains everyone with jokes, dancing, and singing. Though called a fool, he is actually the wisest character and moves easily between the upper and lower classes. He challenges the social hierarchy by making fun of the upper class. Feste also sings songs that comment on the relationships between characters in the play, such as Orsino's love for Olivia and Olivia's changing affections.
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Chapter wise All Notes of First year Basic Civil Engineering.pptxDenish Jangid
Chapter wise All Notes of First year Basic Civil Engineering
Syllabus
Chapter-1
Introduction to objective, scope and outcome the subject
Chapter 2
Introduction: Scope and Specialization of Civil Engineering, Role of civil Engineer in Society, Impact of infrastructural development on economy of country.
Chapter 3
Surveying: Object Principles & Types of Surveying; Site Plans, Plans & Maps; Scales & Unit of different Measurements.
Linear Measurements: Instruments used. Linear Measurement by Tape, Ranging out Survey Lines and overcoming Obstructions; Measurements on sloping ground; Tape corrections, conventional symbols. Angular Measurements: Instruments used; Introduction to Compass Surveying, Bearings and Longitude & Latitude of a Line, Introduction to total station.
Levelling: Instrument used Object of levelling, Methods of levelling in brief, and Contour maps.
Chapter 4
Buildings: Selection of site for Buildings, Layout of Building Plan, Types of buildings, Plinth area, carpet area, floor space index, Introduction to building byelaws, concept of sun light & ventilation. Components of Buildings & their functions, Basic concept of R.C.C., Introduction to types of foundation
Chapter 5
Transportation: Introduction to Transportation Engineering; Traffic and Road Safety: Types and Characteristics of Various Modes of Transportation; Various Road Traffic Signs, Causes of Accidents and Road Safety Measures.
Chapter 6
Environmental Engineering: Environmental Pollution, Environmental Acts and Regulations, Functional Concepts of Ecology, Basics of Species, Biodiversity, Ecosystem, Hydrological Cycle; Chemical Cycles: Carbon, Nitrogen & Phosphorus; Energy Flow in Ecosystems.
Water Pollution: Water Quality standards, Introduction to Treatment & Disposal of Waste Water. Reuse and Saving of Water, Rain Water Harvesting. Solid Waste Management: Classification of Solid Waste, Collection, Transportation and Disposal of Solid. Recycling of Solid Waste: Energy Recovery, Sanitary Landfill, On-Site Sanitation. Air & Noise Pollution: Primary and Secondary air pollutants, Harmful effects of Air Pollution, Control of Air Pollution. . Noise Pollution Harmful Effects of noise pollution, control of noise pollution, Global warming & Climate Change, Ozone depletion, Greenhouse effect
Text Books:
1. Palancharmy, Basic Civil Engineering, McGraw Hill publishers.
2. Satheesh Gopi, Basic Civil Engineering, Pearson Publishers.
3. Ketki Rangwala Dalal, Essentials of Civil Engineering, Charotar Publishing House.
4. BCP, Surveying volume 1
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Literatures in English Unit 1 - Essay on Twelfth Night
1. Name: O. Tennant 13B
Subject: Literatures in English Unit 1
Teacher: Mrs. Moore
“Disguise is central to the dramatic impact of ‘Twelfth Night or What You Will’; no other
feature of drama is important.” Discuss the validity of this statement.
Shakespeare utilizes disguise as the primary source of dramatic impact in his play
Twelfth Night or What You Will. It is particularly common in Comedy, for various reasons.
With disguise, there is confusion creating comical situations throughout the play, mistaken
identities adding a lot of dramatic irony to entertain the audience. In fact, disguise is a crucial
plot to the play. It is the thread which runs through the play from start to end and holds it all
together. On the Elizabethan stage, playwrights frequently included disguise, or deception, in
their comedies, using it as a comedic device. In Twelfth Night or What You Will, it is the
characters abilities to utilize disguises to deceive one another or themselves. This is evident
by the numerous complications caused by merely by Viola's physical disguise, as well as
Orsino and Malvolio's self-deception.
Shakespeare uses people in disguise to complicate his plots. The first evident of
disguise is Olivia deceiving herself by covering her face with a veil and to think she can
mourn for her brother and abjure the company of men. However, it is Viola decision to adopt
the disguise of a man, Cesario and to be presented as a eunuch to the Duke Orsino presents
the central dramatic device of the plot. Women's parts were played by young male actors in
Shakespeare's day, so the audience would have found special sophistication in Viola's part.
Excluding the characters, Shakespeare makes only the audience aware of such
disguise. The play was written during the Elizabethan period, where women had more
subservient roles. Viola’s primary intention of hiding her femininity is to obtain employment,
her guise creates however creates an endless sexual and gender confusion between the Viola
– Olivia – Orsino love triangle. Mainly being that she has fallen in love with the Duke
Orsino, the irony is revealed as she is being sent by the man she loves to woo another woman,
and the woman she is to woo for him has fallen in love with her disguise. Blindly, she comes
into the middle of the impasse between Orsino and Olivia. By doing this, Shakespeare creates
multiple confusion, because in Elizabethan theatre, a man would play the role of a woman
and the Viola a woman disguised herself as a man. This makes the audience wonder, how
Shakespeare will resolve this issue, as he excludes the characters, making only the audience
aware of such disguise. Having not much of a choice, Viola performs Orsino’s tasks, sighing
“yet a barful strife, whoe'er I woo, myself would be his wife”. This has led to Olivia's
2. Name: O. Tennant 13B
Subject: Literatures in English Unit 1
Teacher: Mrs. Moore
otherwise improbably ardour for her when she says to herself “methinks, I feel this youth's
perfections, with an invisible and subtle stealth” revealing her mere self-deception.
Olivia disguises her love for Cesario by asking Malvolio to return to Cesario a ring
which she in fact is giving to her as a token of her love hoping Cesario will understand and
come back to woo her in secret, even though his job is to woo her on behalf of the Duke.
Though she is unafraid to be honest about her feelings for the Duke, she is apparently
uncomfortable with proclaiming her new feelings for Cesario. It is here Shakespeare allows
Viola to become aware of the consequences of disguise as she says in a soliloquy “disguise, I
see thou art a wickedness” but “O time, thou must untangle this, not I, It is too hard a knot for
me t’ untie!” Her disguise as Cesario, Viola is able to make a poignant speech about love and
the nature of women to Orsino and the audience.
VIOLA
”Sooth, but you must.
Say that some lady, as perhaps there is,
Hath for your love a great a pang of heart
As you have for Olivia. You cannot love her.
You tell her so. Must she not then be answered? “
She expresses to Orsino her love, while suffering silently herself. Her speech is all the more
effective because Orsino doesn't know the truth about her disguise, but the audience does.
Viola's disguise has made her look exactly like her brother. Interestingly, the one who
reveals this fact thus unravelling both Viola's disguise and her separation from her brother, as
well as Olivia's love for her and her love for Orsino is Antonio. Shakespeare uses Antonio a
constant, honest character in the play. While most of the characters treat their friends and
lovers as means to an end or as part of a joke, Antonio loves Sebastian, and feels deeply
betrayed when he thinks Sebastian has used him, unknowingly that is was Viola. His feelings
are perhaps the deepest and most true of all the characters, as he never hides them.
Incidental disguises, such as Feste's as Sir Topas, help to unify the various plots.
Shakespeare uses Feste as the clown in the play to disguises himself as an idiot to aid with
dramatic irony and entertainment, but is not actually a fool. Feste’s disguise as Sir Topas
3. Name: O. Tennant 13B
Subject: Literatures in English Unit 1
Teacher: Mrs. Moore
cements the deception of Malvolio’s disguised against his own will to appear to be a mad and
insane man. Sesbastian was even disguised against his own will when Sir Andrew and Sir
Toby attacked him as they thought he was Cesario.
To remove disguise and resolve the conflict Shakespeare used his most honest
character Antonio to end all jokes and disguises. Thematically, the use of disguise reminds us
that people are not always what they appear to be. Shakespeare successfully used disguised to
compel the audience’s attention to create a dramatic irony for entertainment and to sew
together a notorious display of comical situations.