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Jacques' Speech Act In As You Like It

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English

 

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June 2, 2013

 

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This drives him to offer this speech act where he sees the world as a stage upon which people perform. Their different ages signify varying acts and scenes in As You Like It. The descriptions presented by Jacques lead one to believe that the roles are somewhat beyond the player's control and perhaps even that the script has been set by an eternal power...
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A mention is made of the infant who "[mews] and [pukes] in the nurses arms "(II, ii, 144-146). He describes the event in such a graphic manner in order to paint a clear picture of the situation in the audience's mind. Jacques later relates how "a whining schoolboy, with his satchel and shining morning face? [creeps to school] (II, vii, 146-147)...
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