richard iii
Stella Berg
Created on March 15, 2022
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Shakespeare´s play and Loncraine`s movie
Richard the 3rd
Fate vs. Free Will
The Role of Women
Pursuit of power
Introduction
Index
Can you summarize the plot?
Plot Summary
Soziogram
Pursuit of power
what does power mean to you?
socially personally friends family career
Do you remember the underlying reasons?
Richard´s desires
high social status and good reputationhightes goal to become king
desires control over other people´s mindsdemands absolute loyalty
mentally
compensation of physical deficiteswant´s to be as strong as others
physically
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societally
Richard´s actions
gets rid of opponents
flatters and acts
utilises family, friends and others
kills allies
spreads rumours and manipulates
and characteristics
->compensation of deficites->feels inferiour->want´s to belong to a group->desires love and admiration->craves approval because of low self- esteem->revenge of society for feeling wronged
@Act 2, Szene 4
Ay me, I see the ruin of my house! The tiger now hath seiz'd the gentle hind; Insulting tyranny begins to jet Upon the innocent and aweless throne. Welcome, destruction, blood, and massacre! I see, as in a map, the end of all.
Does richard act on his own volition?
Fate Vs. Free Will
Determinism
Physiognomy
The Humours
The Chain Of Being
pSEUDOSCIENCE:Bodily fluids
Pseudoscience:FACE-READING
The great hierarchyof all living beings
GOD AS AN ACTIVE,Engaged force
Fate inElizabethan Society
https://openpsychometrics.org/tests/O4TS/
A quick test
"Cheated of feature by dissembling nature": Unfavourable Physiognomy.
Fate & Richard
Bad Mixture of Blood, Phlegm and Biles leads to Richard's destructive personality.
Disruption of the Order introduced by "The Great Chain of Being": Neccessitates Punishment.
Chaos & Disorder
Deformity
His Humours
hOW IS IT PRESENT THROUGHOUt?
Free willinRichard III
Elements of Free Will
Machiavelli
Emphazises Free Will, Richard should thus also be acting volunatrily.
pLANNING
Richard's constant scheming seems to intricate for Fate.
Responsibility
Both Richard as well as the other characters consider him responsible for his actions.
Prophecy: Hint at Fate
Ghosts: Blame Richard
Ghost & ProhPHECIES
The Supernatural
"I am determined to prove a villain"
"I am determined to prove a villain"
fREE wILL
fATE VS fREE wILL
Comparison
fate
Connections to other topics
What are your ideas?
The Role of Women
possessions
Women
underestimated
Not allowed on the stage
Allowed to marry from the age of 12
Belonged to Men
in Elizabethan times
Margaret
The Dutchess of York
Queen Elizabeth
Lady Anne Neville
Film vs. Play
Devastated widow
Broken-hearted and enraged mother
Naive and Powerless trophy
fierce Prophetess
Important Characters
- Men hold all the power in the play.
- The women are bound by a sense of feminine solidarity.
- The women provide a dramatic contrast to Richard and his male followers.
The disruption of moral order brings about destruction.
Function of the Women
The lamentations and cries for revenge underline that justice from a divine realm is needed.
The women see through Richard's intrigues and predict consequences.
Voices of Protest and Morality
Elizabethan World View
Divine Retribution
Differences ?
Similarities ?
in the novel Frankenstein
Women