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The Dramatic Uses of Intoxication in Shakespeare's play "The Tempest"

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English

 

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March 6, 2016

 

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In each of these plots, there is a recurrent motif, which is intoxication. Intoxication is a state wherein a person's physical and mental control is diminished through alcohol or the cause of lack of self control through elation or excitement. The romance between Ferdinand and Miranda appears to be a typical fairy tale wherein Miranda is destined to become a ?princess' and Ferdinand is ?Prince Charming...
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These are terms which are usually associated with menial labour and in reality a prince would not undertake these tasks, due to their ?ownership' of servants. In contrast to these terms, Ferdinand states that he does his task ?nobly' and shall be ?rich' with his reward, which makes his labours seem like pleasures...
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