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Great Books II Spring
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Richard III |
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April 3 |
... my kingdom stands on brittle glass ...c A
horse, a horse, my kingdom for a horse! |
April 7 |
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Acts I - III.ii
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BRING Machiavelli both
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Acts III.iii-V
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Image is everything. How so for
Richard of Gloucester?
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What dualities are at work in the play?
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What
is the fundamental duality?
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Which half of Richard holds the power?
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What does the horse symbolize for Richard?
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What ultimately brings about Richard's
downfall?
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Where does Richard's self reside?
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What do each of the curses accomplish?
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