Twelfth night 1.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? English LiteratureTwelfth Night and Ibsen and ChaucerA2/A-levelOCR Created by: jroe99Created on: 07-06-18 10:14 Musgrove 'harmoniously resolved' 1 of 30 Champion 'the characters true but hidden identities are revealed over the course of the play' 2 of 30 Logan 'glimpses of the darker side of human desire' 3 of 30 Cahill 'narcissism and painful identity crisis' and 'obsessive desires for sexual, social and personal fulfilment' 4 of 30 Jardine 'Viola/ Cesario sexually available to Orsino' 5 of 30 Charles 'homoertoic desire is a primary concern' 6 of 30 Yu Jin Ko 'Viola's crossdressing prolongs the sexual yearnigns of both Olivia and Orsino' 7 of 30 Mangan 'many faces love and desire can have' 8 of 30 Schwartz 'vision of life as good and joyful' 9 of 30 Pepys 'silly play' and 'one of the weakest plays that I ever saw' 10 of 30 Gregson 'disparate' 11 of 30 Bate 'Orsino is in love with the idea of love' 12 of 30 Ibsen 'my task has been the description of humanity' 13 of 30 Gray 'the play does not succumb to melodrama' 14 of 30 Urban 'need to face the truth in relationships' 15 of 30 Rustin 'messy heart of relationships' 16 of 30 Feminist Discourse 'male reduces her to a mere doll or plaything' 17 of 30 Finch 'Nora's survival strategy is to control her husband' 18 of 30 Peterson (1880's) 'marriage was revealed as being far from the divine institution' 19 of 30 Shoaf 'January... who shops for his bride' 20 of 30 Coghill 'January appears tragic' 21 of 30 Simmons-O-Neill 'Both Pluto and January learned to keep the upper hand in marriage' and 'class warfare' 22 of 30 Tolliver 'telling a tale that will portray all wives as deceitful' 23 of 30 Beidler 'Merchants angry disgust at his own evil fate' 24 of 30 Shoaf 'he can physcially control her when she is in sight' 25 of 30 Aers 'may transcends the economic and religious nexus' 26 of 30 Urban 'failure to live up to the moral codes of his society' 27 of 30 Tolliver 'the mirror he sets up in the market place can only reflet the physical appearance of the women' 28 of 30 Tolliver 'because of his inability to recognise [his blindness], he will remain blind' 29 of 30 Simmons-O-Neill 'traditionally positive women of thne bible ought to be seen as incarnations of Eve, rather than the precursors of Mary' 30 of 30
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