Critical Responses Flashcards

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Mike Brett’s view on Caliban

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“Caliban’s characterisation is clearly informed by Montaigne’s thinking and the audience is invited to consider how his upbringing influences his behaviour”

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Marjorie Garber’s view on Caliban

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“Caliban exemplifies the dark but necessary part of every man”

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Thomson’s view on Prospero

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“Prospero seems to claim he gave second birth to Miranda on the voyage to the island “

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Barbara Howard Traistor’s view on Prospero

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“Prospero’s magic in the storm is pure illusion….to play tricks on men’s senses… Prospero’s magic leaves no permanent physical changes.”

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Critic Singh’s view on post colonialism

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“Set in a colony- a prototype of a Caribbean or African setting- in the throes of resistance and unrest”

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Critic Singh’s view on the European civilising missions

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“This mission assumed that the natives lacked any culture or formal language until the Europeans brought them the ‘gifts’ of western language and culture”

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Emma Smith’s view on magic

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“Good and bad magic are troublingly similar”

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Auden Vaughan’s view on Caliban

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“If Caliban is hero, Prospero is villain”

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Cesaire’s view on slavery

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“The slave is always more important than his master- for it is the slave who makes history”

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