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Aug 07 2008

Shakespere

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 Elizabethan Society

The Elizabethan society was the goldenage in english History, this is when Shakespere wote most of his plays and poems. The Elizabethan era is the time related to queen Elizabeth in the years 1558-1603.

  

The Globe Theatre

 The globe theatre is the theatre that most of Shakesperes plays are believed to be performed. The globe theatre is situated in London and was built in 1599 and was tragically destroyed by a fire in 1613 and was rebuilt on the same site in 1614 and was closed in 1642.

The Kings Chamberlain men

 The kings chamberlains men was the company that owned the Globe theatre. That company was Shakesperes company that he worked for.

“The reorganized company performed at the Theatre and the Curtain; in 1599 they moved to the newly built Globe. By 1600 they had emerged as the leading theatrical company in London, and in 1603 became the King’s Men under a royal patent from James I. The company continued successfully until the closing of the theaters in 1642. ”

 

http://internetshakespeare.uvic.ca/Library/SLT/stage/chamberlainsmen.html

My Groups Play

The play that my group performed was Antony and cleopatra.

This play is about love and heatbreak. When Antonys wife dies and he has to marry another women to win a war when he already loves the women he had an affair with when his wife was alive.

Visit to get the full synoppsis of antony and Cleopatra http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antony_and_Cleopatra

 

Tragedies & commedies

 tradgedies-

  • Romeo and Juliet
  • Macbeth
  • King Lear
  • Hamlet
  • Othello
  • Titus Andronicus
  • The Tragedy of Julius Caesar
  • Antony and Cleopatra
  • Coriolanus
  • The History of Troilus and Cressida
  • The Life of Timon of Athens
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    Commedies-  

  • All’s Well That Ends Well
  • As You Like It
  • The Comedy of Errors
  • Cymbeline
  • Love’s Labour’s Lost
  • Measure for Measure
  • The Merchant of Venice
  • The Merry Wives of Windsor
  • A Midsummer Night’s Dream
  • Much Ado About Nothing
  • Pericles Prince of Tyre
  • Taming of the Shrew
  • The Tempest
  • Twelfth Night
  • The Two Gentlemen of Verona
  • The Winter’s Tale
  • Relevance of plays to 21st century

    I have found Shakespere plays are not relevent to the 21st century because they use old english and people dont really want to watch 2 people fall in love and die because the way the plays happen does not really happen in the 21st century. But some people still love shakespere plays and really enjoy watching them.

     

    What are the typical features that all Shakespeare plays must include?

    The typical Shakespere plays include Girl Characters, props, lighting, action, death, love and romance.

     

     

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    Mar 25 2008

    Journal

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    1. How will you organise your multimedia sales pitch? List ideas, think about how the entry document was presented.

    Our sales pitch will be presented on imovie with music and pictures

    It will start off with the introduction which will include the area, population ect

    Then it will explain the government ect….

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    Mar 12 2008

    Understanding LIteracy Step 2:

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    STEP 2:

    • ANALYSE INTERACTIVE MEANINGS
    • Write up your Interactive analysis in your Edublog
    • At least one paragraph about how these techniques help bring across the message of the book

    Demands / offers

    Dps4 the rabbit in this image is offering for you to look at it.

    Social Distance / Angle

    The social distance is medium and the angle is low.

    Modality

    The realism is high and the colours are very bright and strong.

    This brings accross the message because the social distance is medium meaning that we are not apart of that but we can relate to it in some way. The colours are very bright and strong to represent strenght wealth and power and the kangaroos are very dull meaning that they dont have much power compared to the rabbits.

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    Mar 11 2008

    Reading and understanding Rabbits

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    1. In groups (or as a class) read The Rabbits

    2. Discuss what the meaning of the book is

    - What is the message

    I believe the message of the story is that rabits came and destroyed the habitatof the other animals, and the writer is writing the Aboriginal story in a different context by representing the white men by rabbits and the aboriginals by using Australian native animals.

    3. Make a list of some visual techniques that you think help create these meanings.

    Eg: Colour, participants, setting

    DPS1- The colour is very warm and welcoming. The setting is a dessert with a big rock this represents the aboriginals because the aboriginals have a very close relationship with the land and especially Uluaru. In this picture there is also a lizard that looks at home and is very comfortable like the Aboriginals were before the ‘white men’ came.

    DPS4- The colour on this page is very dark and scary. The ship is the most salient object in this page meaning it is very powerful and it means business. The Rabbits are also very big in this picture and the rabbits have very sharp jaggered lines representing evil.

    DPS9- This page is very dark and gloomy representing something bad has happeded. The page also has the rabbits up the top with their flags placed in the ground with one of the rabbits playing a trumpet representing victory. The picture also has the native animals with no colour meaning they are dead.

    4. Discuss what you think colours represent in this book.

     The rabbits wear black and red representing evil.

    The ship on DPS4 is gold representing power and wealth.

    On DPS7 the pictures are black and white representing old or memories.

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    Feb 29 2008

    Individual Assesment Social Studies

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    Understand Old One by Oodgeroo Noonuccal

    What if you came back now
    To our new world, the city roaring
    There on the old peaceful camping place
    Of your red fires along the quiet water,
    How you would wonder
    At towering stone gunyas high in air
    Immense, incredible;
    Planes in the sky over, swarms of cars
    Like things frantic in flight.

     Analysis

    Understand Old One is a short poem by Oodgeroo Noonuccal about how if an Aboriginals ancestors came back they would be very shocked to see that their beautiful land that they had looked after their whole lives is now full of buildings, and cars. This gives the reader a sence of guilt because the white men took over their land and destroyed it from its natural state. It bring the reader to the realiseation that the whit men have destroyed our natural environment are replaced it with material objects rather then the beauty it once was.

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    Feb 21 2008

    Social Studies Journal 9

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    Evaluate your contribution to the group and your own work ethic?

    I have contributed to the group my IT skills and my work

    What did you find your strengths and weaknesses were?

    I found that my strenghts are in researching and my weaknesses are in my writing skills

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    Feb 17 2008

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    Journal

    What is an exposition?

    Writing or a speech arguing a point in a formal way.

    What is a thesis point?

    a thesis point is an argument.

    How is an exposition text type structured?

    the structure or an exposition is the:

    Intro- introduces the case, explains why you are doin it and explains what is proposed

    The Body- 3 paragraphs with an argument in each, it also has material to back up your case

    Conclusion- sums up you point, re-inforces your intro

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    Feb 14 2008

    Journal 6 social studies

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    Journal

    Are you staisfied with the groups progress so far?Yes i am satisfied with the group we are starting to work more as a group now then before.

    Who is not pulling their weight?

    I dont think Elias is not pulling his weight but i think he is a bit confused about the whole project.

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    Feb 12 2008

    journal entry 4

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    Journal

    What significant moment in Indigenous History occurs this week?

    The prime minister says sorry to the indiginous Australians.

    How may you use this as supplementary material?

    we may use this as a supplementary material by listening to the information he gave as it might be neccissary for our assignment

    What is your aim for this lesson?

    my aim for this lesson is to reasearch about aboriginals

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    Feb 11 2008

    journal 12/2

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    what did you do yesterday??

    we had a group meeting and we got assigned work to do

    what am i going to do today??

    today I am going to reasearch about aboriginal history

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