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A Marxist Reading Of Romeo And Juliet

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December 8, 2011

 

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But while it is eloquent and delightful, it is also essential in detailing certain character developments, drawing attention to recurring themes and setting the tone of the remaining play. Throughout Act One the characters of Romeo and Juliet reflect their ignorance about love and the union of marriage...
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Their immaturity is clearly depicted by Shakespeare, perhaps so Act Two would prove a greater contrast. In juxtaposing Act One with Act Two we are made aware of the changes that have occurred between the main characters. While Romeo retains his flowery and romantic eloquence during Act Two he sheds his moody adolescent behaviour...
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