This document summarizes differences between Shakespeare's play The Tempest and a work titled A Tempest. It notes that The Tempest focuses on revenge, comedy, and love, while A Tempest explores issues of racism and colonialism and suggests a mutually supportive relationship between the colonizer and colonized. The document was submitted by a student named Joshi Jignasha for a class on post-colonial literature taught by Dr. Dilip Barad.

1. Post Colonial Literature:
Difference between A Tempest
and The Tempst
M.K Bhavnagar University
 Name : Joshi Jignasha
roll no : o6
Semester : 03
year : 2012 – 2013

2.  Caliban – black man
 Prospero calls Caliban , “ugly ape”
 Caliban a threat to Prospero
 Colonized character who do not hate
colonization
 Prospero : “he hates Caliban ‘for it is you who
have made me doubt myself for the first time’

3. The Tempest A Tempest
Revenge, explores a lot of issues
like racism and
comedy, love
colonialism
Suggests mutually
supportive
relationship

4. The Tempest

5.  Submitted to Dr. Dilip Barad
 Department of English

6.  Thank you