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CSS Picture Collection: Macbeth
Enabling teachers and students to explore performance annd interpretation of the play. Contains 83 production photographs from stage and film versions of Macbeth, all accompanied by on-screen questions to help stimulate discussion and develop students' ability to compare and contrast. Features include: audio recordings of key moments; tools to annotate the images; the ability to import new images and create storyboards; and a wealth of printable teachers' support material, including editable worksheets which are fully differentiated for use with stidents aged from 11-19. This CD-ROM is fully networkable for use both on an interactive whiteboard and individual computers.
- GenresPlaysShakespeare
CD-ROM
First published April 12, 2007
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November 21, 2008
One of the remarkable tragedies books of Shakespeare and it is a really complex book. Compared to this, Romeo and Juliet is 'nothing'.
Well, this book is really famous so i guess almost everyone knows what it is - well it is a really annoying book to read. I felt that this book showed the real 'evil' thing. Not the American good wins at last crap. Well, Macbeth was the loyal servant of Duncan, but after the witches proxies and his wife's convince, he decides to kill Duncan for his ambition. The speech, To kill or not to kill comes from this scene. He talks about kinsman, loyalty and the virtuous king. But he shows that he may do it only because of his ambition.
Macbeth, the greatest book i can recall, is a complex book and Shakespeare r can recall him as the 'einstein' of literature - well it should be einstein as 'shakespeare' of math. Anyways. He was great, and most of English - or all of English - is greatly influenced by this man.
If anyone is going to read this, i recommend that he/she should read Romeo and Juliet or other Shakespear's book that is easy because this is really complex.
Well, this book is really famous so i guess almost everyone knows what it is - well it is a really annoying book to read. I felt that this book showed the real 'evil' thing. Not the American good wins at last crap. Well, Macbeth was the loyal servant of Duncan, but after the witches proxies and his wife's convince, he decides to kill Duncan for his ambition. The speech, To kill or not to kill comes from this scene. He talks about kinsman, loyalty and the virtuous king. But he shows that he may do it only because of his ambition.
Macbeth, the greatest book i can recall, is a complex book and Shakespeare r can recall him as the 'einstein' of literature - well it should be einstein as 'shakespeare' of math. Anyways. He was great, and most of English - or all of English - is greatly influenced by this man.
If anyone is going to read this, i recommend that he/she should read Romeo and Juliet or other Shakespear's book that is easy because this is really complex.
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